rules to play tee ball

If the batter hits before Play Ball is called, the ball is dead and no count is recorded on the batter.

When hitting the ball, the batter shall incur a strike if, at the time of contact either foot is completely outside the batting box. The ball is dead and runners may not advance. Batting out of the box only occurs if contact is made with the ball.

A batter is out when, after hitting a ball they dispose of the bat in a way that causes it to make contact with the ball a second time in fair territory.

The batter shall be given out for disposing of the bat in a dangerous manner. It is considered dangerous when the bat is disposed of in a way that would allow it to make contact with another person. The ball is dead and runners are returned to the base they occupied before the hit.

Batters, running to first base, must run the second half outside the diamond. If not and a play is made between home and first base, the batter runner will be called out.

Fielders wearing helmets must not intentionally remove them at any time while the ball is live. Any interference caused by a discarded helmet shall give all runners one extra base. No outs can be recorded on a play where interference has been caused by a helmet.

A fielder may not deliberately remove any part of their uniform or equipment to stop a batted or thrown ball. If the ball is touched in this way the penalty is a home run to the batter.