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* Level 1 Question (1 point)
There is a runner on 1st, when the batter hits a foul which goes directly back to the catcher’s glove  and is caught.

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* Level 2 Question (2 points)
There is a runner at 1st with one out and the batter has a count of two balls and two strikes.
The next pitched ball is swung at by the batter and the ball lands in the dirt behind the plate.
The catcher traps the pitched ball and, thinking there are three outs, heads for the bench with his team following close behind.
The catcher tosses the ball to the third or first base coach who is standing in the coach’s box.
The coach (a) catches the ball or (b) lets the ball hit him in the arm and watches it fall to the ground.
R1 and the batter advance around the bases uncontested and score what is apparently two runs.  What is your ruling ?

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* Level 3 Question (3 points)
There are runners at 1st and 3rd.  
On the next pitched ball, caught by the catcher, the batter interferes with the catcher’s ability to throw out R1 who is stealing 2nd. 
The play is not completed at 2nd because the shortstop cuts off the catcher’s thrown ball.  
The shortstop then throws the ball home, in an effort to retire R3, who is stealing home.  
The batter does not interfere with the play at home.  
Select the proper call for each of the Ball, Batter and Runners (3 answers each worth one point)

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