GAME RESCHEDULING & FORFEITS Clause Samples

GAME RESCHEDULING & FORFEITS a) (Rule 4.16) “If a game cannot be played because of the inability of either team to: (a) place nine players on the field before the game begins, and/or; ii) (b) place at least one adult in the dugout as manager or acting manager, this shall NOT be grounds for automatic forfeiture,…” iii) In the case a team has less than 9 players, in Park View, the Board has stipulated that the Manager of the team with less than 9 players is required to find another player(s) within its Division or a lower division to take the empty positions. It is the goal of Park View to have the kids PLAY, and not forfeit games. If the player(s) cannot be found within a reasonable time, then the game will be POSTPONED and RESCHEDULED on a Sunday. The two managers will come together to decide on a future date, and immediately contact the VP or Operations, to confirm the date and field is available. They shall also contact the Park View Chief Umpire to schedule another Plate Umpire at minimum. b) (GB Rule 4.17) Summary- if during the game either team is unable to have 9 players minimum available to play, perhaps due to injury or ejection or illness, refer up to Park View Rules above. Park View Little League - Umpire Protocol & Rules Clarifications UPDATED: February 19, 2020 c) NOTE (GB Rule 4.10.c): If a game is called {for weather or daylight, for example}, it is a i) If four innings [Intermediate (50-70) Division/Junior/Senior/Big League: five innings] have been completed; ii) If the home team has scored more runs in three and one-half innings [Intermediate (50-70) Division/Junior/Senior/Big League: four and one-half innings] than the visiting team has scored in four completed half-innings; iii) If the home team scores one or more runs in its half of the fourth inning [Intermediate (50-
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