Ejections Sample Clauses

Ejections. If an UMPIRE fails to report the ejection of a manager(s) or player(s) and/or game forfeit(s) which are the result of an ejection within the TWENTY- FOUR (24) hours reporting period, there will be a $30.00 fine assessed the UMPIRE per occurrence.
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Ejections. (1) Either umpire may eject a player from the field for using indecent language, unsportsmanlike conduct or a serious violation of the rules. In case of ejection, the umpire shall notify the manager or coach that the ejected player must leave the facility within two minutes or the game will be forfeited!! The umpire will then submit a written ejection report regarding the facts surrounding the ejection to the field supervisor by the end of the day of the ejection. The manager shall be the spokesperson for their respective team. An ejection letter detailing the penalty will be mailed to the manager. For faster notification, managers are encouraged to call the league director regarding the penalty and then notify the player of the penalty after the ejection. Orange County Parks and Recreation will NOT notify the player. (2) Players are automatically suspended or reprimanded from the date of ejection. If a player requests a hearing, the Softball Committee will have to hold it before the player is eligible to compete. The Orange County Parks & Recreation Division shall have the authority to administer all penalties. Notification will come from supervisory staff. (3) Suspensions can only be appealed in writing before the teams next scheduled game. Appeals are to be sent to the park office at the field site addressed to the league director. Note: If an ejection occurs during the first game of a multiple game night or a multiple league day, the ejected player will not be allowed to play in any games for the remainder of the evening or day and must leave the facility without incident immediately. The appeals process DOES NOT apply to multiple game nights or multiple league days. (4) ALL PENALTIES ARE MINIMUM AND IF DEEMED NECESSARY, THE LEAGUE DIRECTOR MAY IMPOSE A GREATER PENALTY. (5) If while on probation, a player commits an infraction of the rules, he/she will be placed on suspension for the appropriate time period. a. Major Offense 1. Physically attacking an official, umpire, scorekeeper, volunteer or county employee. Penalty: Minimum of 2 years suspension & 2 years probation. 2. Deliberate act that causes bodily harm to another player, manager or property (i.e. Starting a fight or physically attacking an individual). Penalty: Minimum of 1 year suspension & 1 year probation. 3. Threatening an official, umpire, scorekeeper, player or park employee with physical harm. Penalty: Minimum of 1 year suspension & 1 year probation. 4. Non-stop verbal abuse towards, um...
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Ejections. If you are ejected from the park, it is effective immediately and permanently your property will have to be removed by others at your expense. Personal property tax Snow Removal
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Ejections. Licensor shall have the right, in Licensor’s sole discretion, to refuse admission to or eject any person from the Arena who behaves in such a manner as to endanger the person or property of others, or who is a public nuisance. Such right may be exercised by Licensor through Licensor’s agents, police, Licensee or Licensee’s agents.
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