Clipping:More on called balls as dead
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| Date | Saturday, August 10, 1867 |
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| Text | [from answers to correspondents] 1. Can a man who is on base run on a ball on which one ball has been called? 2. Has the pitcher to be within the line of his position before a called ball can be in play? 1. Yes, if the ball is not struck at. 2. No. New York Clipper August 10, 1867 rulings of the judiciary committee In the charge of the Typographical Base Ball Club against the Chestnut Street Theatre Base Ball Club for violation of section 21 of the Rules and Regulations, in playing Messrs. Wm. Dorsay and D. Clinton, of the Alert club, in a game against the Typographical club on May 24th. That the said Wm. Dorsay and Daniel Clinton were members of the Alert club on the day named for the game. The committee therefore declare the game played, May 24th, 1867, between the Chestnut Theatre club and the Typographical club of Philadelphia null and void. In the charge of the Star club against the Excelsior club for violating section 21 of the Rules and Regulations of National Association Base Ball Player [sic] in playing Messrs. Hall, Chauncy, Cornwall and Cummings, on the 15th of June against the Independent club, the committee find that on the 15th day of June, Messrs. Hall, Chauncy, Cornwall and Cummings were regular members of the Excelsior club within the meaning of the Rules and Regulations of the National Association Base Ball Player. Philadelphia City Item August 10, 1867 |
| Source | New York Clipper |
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| Submitted by | Richard Hershberger |
| Origin | Initial Hershberger Clippings |
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