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Discussion: SSUSA Rules for 2007

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Oct. 11, 2007 Bob50 Men's 55 239 posts	SSUSA Rules for 2007 From the home page in "Team Ratings and Summit" is a category called "Senior Rules." It is a comparison of rules between different senior organizations. With the upcoming Phoenix World coming up I would like to know if the list on this site is up to date with respect to SSUSA. I don't think it is. In order to play with fewer questions on the field could someone please explain any differences in the rules as they pertain to age groups or levels of play. Since we expect a great turn out for this tournament personally I would like to know the rules, if they changed, before play starts. Bob Schulz Travelodge 55's
Oct. 11, 2007 hornachec Men's 55 50 posts	Bob, Which rules you looking for? Check the session #3 for 55's on the Phoenix tournament schedule and after the round robin pairings they have the home run rules,etc. posted. Hope this helps... See you at 1pm on Friday for the national championship game! Jim Hornus Ruth 55's
Oct. 12, 2007 Bob50 Men's 55 239 posts	Jim, Thanks. I see we have time limits in championship game of 90 minutes. How about the National Championship game? 60 minutes or 90 minutes? Look forward to playing you guys again. It should be fun. Hopefully we will both have our entire team.
Oct. 12, 2007 SSUSA Staff 787 posts	All USA National Championship games will be played under Championship Game rules. That will be 7 innings full, no time, for all divisions except the 50-Major+ and 55-Major+, which will be played at 7 Innings or 90 minutes (finish current inning), whichever occurs first.

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