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Safety First In Baseball Explained

The safety factor is an important one at all1. Medical examinations should be given to
levels of baseball, but it is particularlyall players prior to the opening of the
necessary with beginners. It should not beseason.
overlooked at any stage of Little League
activity, whether in spring training,2. If possible, a physician or nurse should
tryouts, practice sessions, or games. Coachesbe  in  attendance  at  each  game.
and managers might like to post the following
list of precautions in a dugout, clubhouse,3. All participants should be covered by
or  dressing  room:accident  insurance.
1. Have an adult at the field at least a half4. The team should possess a first-aid kit,
hour in advance of the scheduled activity towhich should be complete and available at
control the group until the start ofevery game. It should be in the charge of
organized  activity.someone  trained  to  use  it.
2. Check the field for obstacles - holes in5. Preseason first-aid instruction should be
outfield, stones, a hole in front of pitchinggiven  all  managers  and  coaches each year.
rubber,  etc.
6. All protective equipment should be of good
3. Have the adult space the youngsters whoquality  and  should  fit  properly.
are warming up so that other groups are not
endangered by wild throws and muffed catches.7.  All  dugouts  should  be  screened.
The  throwing  should  be  parallel.
8. All players not participating in the game
4. Unless the area is unusually large, havemust  remain  in  the  dugouts.
the adult keep the boys from participating in
batting practice until the regular workouts9. Players should be taught the proper
begin. Pepper games can be organized if thetechniques of sliding, hitting, fielding,
players are spaced properly, with groups batetc.
ting the ball parallel to each other. There
should be no more than four players in each10. Equipment should not be left on the
pepper  game.ground where it can be stepped on and injury
result.
5. Have boys bring a jacket or sweater to
wear  during  warm-up  and  after  workout.First-Aid  Kit
6. Require batters to wear batting helmetsContents of the first-aid kit should include:
during batting practice. Helmets must be worn
by  batters  and  base-runners  during games.2  Bandages  1"  x  10  yd.
7. To keep bats from slipping out of batters'33  Band-Aid  plastic  strips
hands, use non-slip grips of tape on the
handles, or have players use rosin on their2  Bandages  2"  x  10  yd.
hands.
1  Burn  ointment
8. Have rules about retrieving foul balls
batted  into  busy  streets.1  Bandage  3"  x  10  yd.
9. The head-first slide should be prohibited3  Ammonia  inhalants
except  when  returning  to  a  base.
1  Cotton  1/2  oz.
10. During sliding practice, bases should be
left untied when boys are being taught the1  Scissors
fundamentals  of  sliding.
1  Adhesive  tape  1"  x  2-1/2  yds.
11. Build a warning track at least six feet
out from the fences and back stop, using1  Antiseptic
cinders,  gravel,  or  some similar material.
1  Gauze  1  yd.
12. Inspect equipment regularly -
particularly batting helmets and catching1  First-Aid  guide  booklet
equipment.
12  Sterile  gauze  pads  2"  x  2"
13. Teach players to take good care of all
equipment  and  facilities.6  Sterile  eye  pads
14. Players should not wear watches or rings.1  Triangular  bandage
Additional  SafeguardsIf all these precautions are taken, each game
should be safe for all players.



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