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CBF Logo 2011 CLEVELAND’S RICH KOBLENTZ
BIG F BASEBALL PROGRAM
West Division
CBF
  Home team is listed second on the schedule.
Home team Bench is on the 3rd base side.
NO GRACE PERIOD FOR ANY GAMES!
PLEASE ARRIVE 30 MINUTES BEFORE GAME TIME.
RAINOUT HOTLINE: (330) 463-7088 – Call after 3:00 p.m.
 

 

Thursday June 10th, 2010

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
LOEW # 1 4:30 Clark Recreation  15 Horizon Science  0
LOEW # 2 4:30 Estabrook Recreation   5 Michael Zone Recreation  5
MOHICAN #1 5:00 Gunning Park Recreation   2 Kovacic Recreation  7

 

Tuesday June 15th, 2010
PARTICIPANT’S LIFE SKILLS WORKSHOP ON PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES START AT 12:45 P.M.

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
TREMONT #2 1:15 Kovacic Recreation   4 Estabrook Recreation  3
TREMONT #3 1:15 Michael Zone Recreation   5 Clark Recreation  4
W.C.REED #2 1:15 Horizon Science   7 Lonnie Burten Recreation  17

 

Thursday June 17th, 2010

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
LOEW # 1 4:30 Estabrook Recreation   Lonnie Burten Recreation  
MOHICAN #1 5:00 Gunning Park Recreation   Horizon Science  
LOEW # 2 4:30 Kovacic Recreation   Michael Zone Recreation  

 

Tuesday June 22nd, 2010

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
MAPLEWOOD #5 1:15 Michael Zone Recreation   Gunning Park Recreation  
LOEW # 1 1:15 Horizon Science   Estabrook Recreation  
LOEW # 2 1:15 Lonnie Burten Recreation   Clark Recreation  

 

Thursday June 24th, 2010

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
MAPLEWOOD #5 4:30 Gunning Park Recreation   Clark Recreation  
LOEW # 1 4:30 Kovacic Recreation   Lonnie Burten Recreation  
LOEW # 2 4:30 Michael Zone Recreation   Horizon Science  

 

Tuesday June 29th, 2010

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
W.C.REED #2 1:15 Horizon Science   Kovacic Recreation  
TREMONT #2 1:15 Lonnie Burten Recreation   Gunning Park Recreation  
TREMONT #3 1:15 Clark Recreation   Estabrook Recreation  

 

Tuesday July 6th, 2010

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
TREMONT #3 1:15 Lonnie Burten Recreation   Michael Zone Recreation  
TREMONT #2 1:15 Clark Recreation   Kovacic Recreation  
W.C.REED #2 1:15 Estabrook Recreation   Gunning Park Recreation  

 

2010 RICH KOBLENTZ BIG F BASEBALL SEASON SCHEDULE

 

Thursday July 8th, 2010

DATE FOR MAKE-UP GAMES

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
RAUS PARK 4:30 Kovacic Recreation   Gunning Park Recreation  
LOEW # 1 4:30 Michael Zone Recreation   Estabrook Recreation  
LOEW # 2 4:30 Horizon Science   Clark Recreation  

 

Tuesday July 13th, 2010

DATE FOR MAKE-UP GAMES

FIELD

TIME

VISITING TEAM

 

HOME TEAM

 
  1:15        
  1:15        
  1:15        

 

2010 RICH KOBLENTZ BIG F BASEBALL PLAYOFFS BEGIN ON JULY 15, 2010

 
Rocky Colavito Division
E.J. Kovacic Recreation
Estabrook Recreation Red Sox
John F. Kennedy Recreation
Lonnie Burten Recreation

 

Larry Doby Division

Clark Recreation
Estabrook Recreation Yankees
Gunning Park Recreation
Horizon Science
Michael Zone Recreation
 
 
 

Life Skills Workshops
:



(3) Life skills workshops will be conducted this season at the game sites.

Workshop # 1 will be on Thursday May 28 at 4:45 p.m. – Subject is personal responsibilities

Workshop # 2 will be on Tuesday June 16 at 12:45 p.m. – Subject is ethics and decision making

Workshop # 3 will be on Tuesday June 30 at 12:45 p.m. – Subject is gun control / safety

 
 

Beakdown of games
:


Each team will play each opponent twice in their division and once the opponents in the other division. Rocky Colavito teams will play 11 games.
Larry Doby teams will play 12 games.        

 
 
All-star Plans
:

Each park will have its own All-star game on Thursday July 16 at 5 p.m.
All-star team practices will be held on Tuesday July 13 at 5 p.m. The first place team coach is the manager of each team and the second place coach is the assistant coach of the each respective team.
 
Playoff Plans
:

The top 2 teams in each division qualify for the single elimination city playoffs. BEST RECORD IS THE HOME TEAM IN THE PLAYOFFS. COIN TOSS IS USED IF BOTH TEAMS HAVE IDENTICAL RECORDS.
 
 
ROUND ONE
:

First round playoff games will be played on Tuesday July 14th 
 
  ROUND TWO: Second round playoff games will be played on Thursday July 16th  
  ROUND THREE: Third round playoff games will be played on Tuesday July 21st  
 
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME:

Saturday July 25 at Brookside Talty Field at 6:00 p.m.
 
 
Tiebreaker Guidelines:

If it is for first place –
1.) Head to Head Competition
2.) One game playoff

Other team ties that do not involve first place –
1.) Head to Head Competition
2.) If teams split – least runs given up in head to head games
3.) Coin Flip
 
 
Awards
:

Park Champion receives individual trophies for the players and coaches.
City Champion and City Runner-up receive individual trophies for their players and coaches + a team trophy.
 
 

Rainout No.: 1-330-463-7088   Cleveland Baseball Federation

 


 

2009 Class Big “F” Baseball Modifications

 

No grace time for games            No grace time is allowed for scheduled games.  If a team forfeits but still shows, an exhibition game will be played.  It must stay within time limits - Big “F” will play four (4) innings or one hour and thirty minutes.   Team that forfeits may use players from the opposing team.

 

Special Note:                            A team arriving with less than eight (8) players will use players from the opposing team in order to play a (4) inning game.

 

Squad size                                Fifteen (15) players. Team may add players until July 2ND.

 

Team size                                 (9) are in the field for defense. Team must have eight (8) players to play the game.

 

Pre-game procedure                   Contract line–up check – Team’s contract cards must be available at game time.

 

Length of game                          Six (6) innings or can not start the next inning after 1 hour and 50 minutes

                                                Due to the City of Cleveland time restrictions, all games must end at the required regulation time.  Teams will be given two (2) points for victories, one (1) point for tie games, and zero (0) for loses.                      

 

Distances:                                Bases               80 feet              Pitching rubber              60’ 6”

 

Pitchers                                    Pitcher is allowed to pitch five (5) innings in regulation.  No pitching restrictions in extra inning games.

 

Intentional walks                        Thrown pitches are not required.  (Manager tells the umpire ‘We are walking him”)

 

Mandatory Play rule                   Players not in the starting line-up must still bat once and play defense in the field for (1) complete inning. (3 consecutive outs)

 

Player re-entry:                          Starters may be substituted for, then re-enter only if they bat in the same spot in the batting order.  Substitutes may re-enter only to play defense once they are replaced.

 

Ejected player                           Any player ejected from a game must sit out the next game played.  The team will receive an out when the player is scheduled to bat. You must have 8 players to play.

                                                                                                                                               

Emergency Player re-entry         Any player may re-enter if a team has a player that leaves the game for any

reason other than ejection. This rule is used when all substitutes have been put in

the game and an injury or emergency occurs for the player to leave.

 

Run Slaughter rule                     Through four (4) innings, once a team has scored five (5) runs, the inning is

complete.  If additional runs scored in the process of the fifth being scored those

runs will count.  Run Spread and Mercy Rule – Run spread ten (10) runs after five

(5) innings.  The losing team must bat equal number of times.

 

Courtesy runner                         If the catcher gets on base, the batting team may have another player run for him. 

This will not be classified as an “official substitute”.

 

Based on performance score      Coach may call a conference with the umpires, opposing coach and monitor and request to call the game.  (to avoid embarrassment of players)

 

Properly equipped:                     Players must wear batting helmets when at bat, in the batting circle, on base, and when coaching a base.

 

Catcher’s equipment                  Catchers must wear a mask with helmet attached plus a throat guard and a protective cup whenever catching or warming up the pitcher.

 

Baseball Bats regulations           Bats cannot exceed 34” in length 2 5/8” in diameter.  – 5 bat is the maximum difference permitted in the Big F league. Difference is the length minus weight.

Executive Director: John Carter   |   © 2011 Cleveland Baseball Federation