OHSAA BASEBALL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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In the sixth inning, an eligible player arrives and the A
visiting coach wants to substitute him in the lineup for
the injured player and return his team to nine players.
a. This is permissible.
b. A team that must play with eight players may not
return to nine players.
c. A team playing with eight players may return to nine
if the player coming in to substitute is listed on the
lineup card as a possible substitute.
d. A team may return to nine players provided the
opposing coach agrees to the substitution.
After a double to center field that stays in play, a D
teammate from the dugout comes out to celebrate with
the runner who scored from third. There have been no
previous instances of this nature in the game.
a. The coach of the player's team shall be warned.
b. The next offender on that team shall be ejected.
c. The player is restricted to the bench.
d. Both A and B.
The batter is a switch hitter and the pitcher is D
ambidextrous. During the batter's time at bat:
a. The batter may switch batter's boxes and the pitcher
may change from a right-hander to a left-hander.
b. The pitcher may switch from a right-hander to a left-
hander, but the batter must choose one batter's box
and not change.
c. Neither the batter nor the pitcher may change how
they bat or pitch.
d. The batter may change batter's boxes but the pitcher
must face the batter as either a left-hander or right-
hander but not both.
,When a batter enters the batter's box with an illegal bat: B
a. The ball remains live and in play.
b. The ball becomes dead immediately.
c. It is a delayed dead ball.
When an improper batter reaches first base, he D
becomes a proper batter and the results of his time at
bat become legal when no appeal has been made and:
a. A pitch or illegal pitch has been delivered to the
succeeding batter.
b. An intentional base on balls has occurred.
c. All the infielders left the diamond when the half-
inning ended.
d. All of the above.
A fair ball is a batted ball which: D
a. Touches first, second or third base.
b. While on or over fair territory, touches the person of
an umpire or player, their clothing or equipment.
c. Settles on the third-base foul line between home and
third.
d. All of the above
Baseballs used for competition only have to have the B
NFHS Authenticating Mark on the ball to be compliant.
a. Yes, as long as the NFHS Authenticating Mark is on
the ball.
b. No, the SEI/NOCSAE mark is also required to be on
the baseball. So there are two marks on the baseball.
c. No, only the SEI/NOCSAE mark is required on the
baseball.
d. No, there are no requirements for baseballs used for
practice.
A coach interferes by physically assisting a runner. A
a. The runner is declared out and the ball remains live
and in play.
b. The ball becomes dead immediately.
c. It is a delayed dead ball.
d. It is ignored because the runner does not score.
With some complaining about game management, the B
plate umpire puts up his hand in a "stop" motion. Later,
the non-profane complaining continues and the plate
umpire wants to eject the assistant coach. By rule:
a. Yes, the assistant coach may be ejected. The hand
motion for a "stop sign" is a warning in itself.
b. Yes, the warning may be verbal or written.
c. The umpire calmly explains to the offending coach
that his actions are getting the fans excited and putting
a damper on the contest.
d. The umpire recruits the assistant coach to calm the
head coach down so the game can be completed
without incident.
, A pitcher may assume the wind-up position when: D
a. His hands are together in front of his body.
b. His hands are at his side.
c. Either hand is in front of the body and the other hand
is at his side.
d. All of the above.
The head coach is very upset about a close call at first A
base and during the discussion, he bumps the base
umpire. By rule, the umpire should:
a. Eject the head coach because of the physical
contact. No written warning is first needed.
b. The base umpire must first provide a written warning
before an ejection.
c. Explain his call in such a way that the coach
understands and returns to the dugout.
d. Accept the coach's apology and "Play Ball!"
The runner and the batter-runner are both between first D
and second bases when the left fielder throws the ball
into third base. The ball gets past the third baseman and
rolls into the dugout.
a. Both runners are awarded third base. Since they
cannot both occupy third, the lead runner is awarded
home.
b. The lead runner is awarded second and the batter-
runner must remain at first.
c. Both the runner and the batter-runner are awarded
home.
d. The lead runner is awarded third and the batter-
runner is awarded second.
After the pitcher has placed his pivot foot on the C
ground clearly behind the plate, he then can _______.
a. re-establish his pitching position and pitch the ball
b. do nothing else due to the fact that he would be
committing an illegal pitch
c. throw or feint to a base the same as that of any
infielder
d. call time and consult with the catcher
From the set position, if a pitcher wants to change to A
the wind-up position, he must first:
a. Lift his pivot foot in a step backward off the pitcher's
plate which must be in or partially within the 24-inch
length of the pitcher's plate.
b. Call "Time."
c. Break his hands and put both hands to his side.
d. B or C
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In the sixth inning, an eligible player arrives and the A
visiting coach wants to substitute him in the lineup for
the injured player and return his team to nine players.
a. This is permissible.
b. A team that must play with eight players may not
return to nine players.
c. A team playing with eight players may return to nine
if the player coming in to substitute is listed on the
lineup card as a possible substitute.
d. A team may return to nine players provided the
opposing coach agrees to the substitution.
After a double to center field that stays in play, a D
teammate from the dugout comes out to celebrate with
the runner who scored from third. There have been no
previous instances of this nature in the game.
a. The coach of the player's team shall be warned.
b. The next offender on that team shall be ejected.
c. The player is restricted to the bench.
d. Both A and B.
The batter is a switch hitter and the pitcher is D
ambidextrous. During the batter's time at bat:
a. The batter may switch batter's boxes and the pitcher
may change from a right-hander to a left-hander.
b. The pitcher may switch from a right-hander to a left-
hander, but the batter must choose one batter's box
and not change.
c. Neither the batter nor the pitcher may change how
they bat or pitch.
d. The batter may change batter's boxes but the pitcher
must face the batter as either a left-hander or right-
hander but not both.
,When a batter enters the batter's box with an illegal bat: B
a. The ball remains live and in play.
b. The ball becomes dead immediately.
c. It is a delayed dead ball.
When an improper batter reaches first base, he D
becomes a proper batter and the results of his time at
bat become legal when no appeal has been made and:
a. A pitch or illegal pitch has been delivered to the
succeeding batter.
b. An intentional base on balls has occurred.
c. All the infielders left the diamond when the half-
inning ended.
d. All of the above.
A fair ball is a batted ball which: D
a. Touches first, second or third base.
b. While on or over fair territory, touches the person of
an umpire or player, their clothing or equipment.
c. Settles on the third-base foul line between home and
third.
d. All of the above
Baseballs used for competition only have to have the B
NFHS Authenticating Mark on the ball to be compliant.
a. Yes, as long as the NFHS Authenticating Mark is on
the ball.
b. No, the SEI/NOCSAE mark is also required to be on
the baseball. So there are two marks on the baseball.
c. No, only the SEI/NOCSAE mark is required on the
baseball.
d. No, there are no requirements for baseballs used for
practice.
A coach interferes by physically assisting a runner. A
a. The runner is declared out and the ball remains live
and in play.
b. The ball becomes dead immediately.
c. It is a delayed dead ball.
d. It is ignored because the runner does not score.
With some complaining about game management, the B
plate umpire puts up his hand in a "stop" motion. Later,
the non-profane complaining continues and the plate
umpire wants to eject the assistant coach. By rule:
a. Yes, the assistant coach may be ejected. The hand
motion for a "stop sign" is a warning in itself.
b. Yes, the warning may be verbal or written.
c. The umpire calmly explains to the offending coach
that his actions are getting the fans excited and putting
a damper on the contest.
d. The umpire recruits the assistant coach to calm the
head coach down so the game can be completed
without incident.
, A pitcher may assume the wind-up position when: D
a. His hands are together in front of his body.
b. His hands are at his side.
c. Either hand is in front of the body and the other hand
is at his side.
d. All of the above.
The head coach is very upset about a close call at first A
base and during the discussion, he bumps the base
umpire. By rule, the umpire should:
a. Eject the head coach because of the physical
contact. No written warning is first needed.
b. The base umpire must first provide a written warning
before an ejection.
c. Explain his call in such a way that the coach
understands and returns to the dugout.
d. Accept the coach's apology and "Play Ball!"
The runner and the batter-runner are both between first D
and second bases when the left fielder throws the ball
into third base. The ball gets past the third baseman and
rolls into the dugout.
a. Both runners are awarded third base. Since they
cannot both occupy third, the lead runner is awarded
home.
b. The lead runner is awarded second and the batter-
runner must remain at first.
c. Both the runner and the batter-runner are awarded
home.
d. The lead runner is awarded third and the batter-
runner is awarded second.
After the pitcher has placed his pivot foot on the C
ground clearly behind the plate, he then can _______.
a. re-establish his pitching position and pitch the ball
b. do nothing else due to the fact that he would be
committing an illegal pitch
c. throw or feint to a base the same as that of any
infielder
d. call time and consult with the catcher
From the set position, if a pitcher wants to change to A
the wind-up position, he must first:
a. Lift his pivot foot in a step backward off the pitcher's
plate which must be in or partially within the 24-inch
length of the pitcher's plate.
b. Call "Time."
c. Break his hands and put both hands to his side.
d. B or C
