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Discussion: a person running after he has been run for. Is it legal

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June 13, 2014
Michigan Vet
Men's 65
255 posts
a person running after he has been run for. Is it legal
Happened a couple days ago. Batter gets a base hit. He reaches first and has someone run for him. Two batters latter he goes into game to run for someone else (in the same inning). My contention is (and not sure of rule) that a player can not be used as a runner when he himself was run for. I could be wrong, if I am please let me know.
June 13, 2014
SSUSA Staff
3489 posts
MV ... Your contention is correct ...
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RULEBOOK §8.52USING A RUNNER ON BASE

A runner who is replaced with a courtesy runner may not be used as a courtesy runner for the remainder of the inning.
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This is on page 48 of the Official SSUSA Rulebook

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