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Orange County (New York) Baseball Umpires Association - OCBUA


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The Orange County Baseball Umpires Association is affiliated with the New York State Baseball Umpires Association and provides certified umpires for high school baseball in Section 9, Orange County, New York. 
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The association also provides umpires during the summer and fall for numerous non-school teams and leagues, including American Legion and "travel" youth teams and leagues and adult baseball leagues.     
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E Mail contacts:  For information, Information@ocbua.com;

To contact the Exectutive Board: Board@ocbua.com;

Enqiuries intended for the rules interpreter: Interpreter@ocbua.com.


 



NFHS 2010 RULES INTERPRETATIONS

NYSBUA APPROVED 2 MAN MECHANICS  MANUAL

REFEREE MAGAZINE BASEBALL RULES QUIZ



MEETINGS FOR 2010

All meetings will be held at 7 p.m. at the new Chester High School unless otherwise noted. If schools are closed there is no meeting.

Membership meetings:

February 17th• 2010 (meeting)        Snow date February 24th

April 7th• 2010(double meeting, part I test)

April 18th• 2010 (Middletown sectional meeting)

April 19th• 2010 (Newburgh sectional meeting) at 7.30pm at Cornwall Little League

May 12th• 2010 - 7:30 PM (Double meeting. Election of officers for 2010 and social gathering )   

Please note the following:    According to the NYSPHSAA attendance at five meetings is mandatory. Dual members must attend two OCBUA meetings. No excuses will be accepted for not fulfilling the requirements of the five-point plan.



Tuesday, July 7
2010 RULE CHANGES ANNOUNCED BY NFHS

INDIANAPOLIS, IN (July 6, 2009) - The clarification of baseball bat specifications was among ...



ASSIGNMENTS AND PAYSHEETS ONLINE

Go to the OUBOCES officials' site to check and update your assignments and availability, download paysheets.



SITE DIRECTIONS AVAILABLE ON LINE

Directions, by school, to sites for games are available on the OUBOCES school information site.



OCBUA CONSTITUTION ONLINE

Can also be downloaded as a Word file from handouts.



SECTION 9 CONTRACT AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD

Professional Rules Changes Since the 1850's.

Umpiring Timeline

1876 - William McLean, from Philadelphia, became the first professional umpire when he umpired the first game in National League history between Boston and Philadelphia on April 22.

1878 - The National League instructed home teams to pay umpires $5 per game.

................click here for more.

 The MLB Strike Zone: A historical timeline (from the MLB site)

1996 - The Strike Zone is expanded on the lower end, moving from the top of the knees to the bottom of the knees.

...............click here for more.

A little known fact... The first testicular guard (cup) was used in baseball in 1874 and the first helmet was used in 1934. To some this proves it took 60 years for men to realize that the brain is also important.



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