In extreme circumstances, if the competition cannot be completed, match officials reserve the right to end the competition and distribute the prizes via a random draw instead of order of finish.Ģ.11. No refunds will be given.Ģ.10.Match officials may have to take actions to ensure completion of the match such as removing stages from the competition and any other measures deemed necessary to complete the competition.Ģ.10.1. Violation will result in being ejected from the property and assessed a DNF (Did Not Finish) score for the remainder of the match. Competitors must obey venue speed limits and rules. Any competitor or spectator suspected to be impaired because of legitimate prescription drugs may be directed to stop shooting and to leave the range.Ģ.9. If there is a conflict in the documentation the following order of precedence shall be used.Ģ.5.1.The written stage brief supersedes the TTG Official Rules.Ģ.5.2.The daily safety briefing supersedes the Written Stage Brief.Ģ.5.3.The Verbal Stage Brief supersedes the Written Stage Brief.Ģ.6.Ballistic rated eye protection is mandatory for competitors, spectators, & officials at the event site.Ģ.7.Ear protection is mandatory for competitors, spectators, & officials while on or near a stage.Ģ.8.No competitors or spectators shall consume or be under the influence of alcohol or non-prescription drugs at the event site. It is the competitors responsibility to understand and obey any special conditions or requirements stipulated in aforementioned documents or briefs. It is the competitors responsibility to be present for the verbal stage briefs.Ģ.5. It is the competitors responsibility to read and understand the Written Stage Briefing (WSB)Ģ.4.
It is the competitor’s responsibility to be present at the daily safety briefs.Ģ.3. The strike zone would then move accordingly.2.1.It is the competitor’s responsibility to read and understand the rules set forth by TTG and agree to be subject to these rules while participating in any TTG event.Ģ.2. The hitter could call out a high, low, or fair pitch prior to the at bat. In 1876 the hitter got to choose between different strike zones. DO NOT argue with the umpire over balls and strikes. Watch how the umpire is calling strikes and try to take advantage of this during the game. The important thing for baseball players to do is to recognize this and understand that the strike zone may not always be exactly the same.
Some umpires may have a smaller strike zone, while others will have a large strike zone. Some may call strikes when the ball is actually a bit wide of the plate. The reality is that different umpires will have different strike zones. Often the top of the strike zone is at the armpits, to make it slightly larger as well as easier for the umpires to call. In youth leagues the strike zone may be different.
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