Sentences with phrase «as baseball umpires»

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As a former High School and college baseball umpire who volunteered many years as a Little League umpire and has been teaching new umpires in youth baseball now for twenty years AND a Roman Catholic I was thoroughly amused by Mr. Prothero's take on the Series game ending Obstruction call and his big picture analogy from the VaticaAs a former High School and college baseball umpire who volunteered many years as a Little League umpire and has been teaching new umpires in youth baseball now for twenty years AND a Roman Catholic I was thoroughly amused by Mr. Prothero's take on the Series game ending Obstruction call and his big picture analogy from the Vaticaas a Little League umpire and has been teaching new umpires in youth baseball now for twenty years AND a Roman Catholic I was thoroughly amused by Mr. Prothero's take on the Series game ending Obstruction call and his big picture analogy from the Vatican.

Baseball could, if it wanted, hare an official scorer of its own even as it has umpires.

Suspended Two T - ball coaches, for their part in an Aug. 28 brawl in which nearly two dozen adults stormed the field during a Miami Friends Baseball Association game and began fighting over an umpire's call as the four - and five - year - old players watched.

As the business of baseball evolved and the professional leagues stopped hiring castoffs from vaudeville, the umpire's apparel became less formal and more functional.

As winter turns to spring and hockey gives way to baseball and soccer, I can't help but think about the role of referees and umpires and wonder why we don't use them more for commercial dispute resolution.

So imagine my delight when I found a recent podcast that examined how decisions by adjudicators (baseball umpires, judges and bank loan officers) can be affected by totally random factors such as the the order in which they are made and time of day.

I worked as a lifeguard at an indoor pool during the winter, and umpired baseball from spring - fall and was a lifeguard at a summer camp.

He wanted to learn through doing, and though he loved his work as an account manager and professional baseball umpire, it was his love and appreciation for Chicago that drew him back and into his career as a real estate professional.