In which of the following cases is the batter “out”?
A. The call against the batter is strike 2 and he hits and misses the next ball which is caught by the catcher.
B. The call against the batter is strike 1 and he tips the next ball which goes straight to the catcher at shoulder height and he holds the ball.
C. There is no runner on base 1 and when the ball is hit, a runner on base 2 runs to Base 3 where he arrives after the ball has been received by third baseman who does not tag him.
D. The call against the batter is ball 3, Strike 2 and he hits the next ball into the infield and it rolls onto foul territory between home and first base.
Answer:A
In which of the following cases is the batter “out”?
A. The call against the batter is strike 2 and he hits and misses the next ball which is caught by the catcher. B. The call against the batter is strike 1 and he tips the next ball which goes straight to the catcher at shoulder height and he holds the ball. C. There is no runner on base 1 and when the ball is hit, a runner on base 2 runs to Base 3 where he arrives after the ball has been received by third baseman who does not tag him. D. The call against the batter is ball 3, Strike 2 and he hits the next ball into the infield and it rolls onto foul territory between home and first base.