how fare is it from pitchers mound to home plate in little league?
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46 feet is what comes to mind
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In Major League Baseball, the field dimensions are:\n90' between the bases\n60' 6" from pitching rubber to home plate\n127' 3 3/8" from 1st to third or 2nd to home\nPitchers mound - 18' diameter\nOutfield fences and seats vary from park to park
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He can pitch all 6 but he can not pitch more than 6 per week.  Most only pitch about 3 per game though since little league games only last 6 innings.
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www.pony.org has softball rules that are used in Pony leagues.  I am sure that little league softball has a website somewhere too, I just don't know it!
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http://www.littleleague.org/
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1.  Pitcher\n2.  Catcher\n3.  First Base\n4.  Second Base\n5.  Third Base\n6.  Shortstop\n7.  Left Field\n8.  Center Field\n9.  Right Field
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sec 150 is directly behind home plate.  Most of the seats are good.  The new party rooms are super sweet.  The bleachers rock.
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walk=no\nsac fly=yes\nyou can have an RBI if you walk with the bases loaded.\nhit by pitch=no\nobstruction or interference=no
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8\n\n1- pitcher\n2- catcher\n3- 1st base\n4- 2nd base\n5- 3rd base\n6- short stop\n7- left field\n8- center field\n9- right field
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I've been a season ticket holder for 5 years at the ballpark (Americquest field) and there is not a bad seat in the house.  The club terrace seats are great, but I prefer the third base side, so you get a better look at the video screen.
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There is something a little bit precarious about pitching from a mound...Stepping forward and down at the batter in the midst of a aggressive pitching motion while wearing cleats.  The throwing mechanics of the pitching motion can mostly be duplicated on flat grounf and allow the recovering pitcher to keep his arm lively while not risking any sort of slip from the pitching rubber.  I liken it to a flight simulator training for pilots before going up in the actual plane.
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baseball. Home is refering to home plate.
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1.5 is average to below average.\n\nExcellent pitchers have a 1.1 or lower
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to get to the other slide
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In our city league, we use 55' bases, with a pitching distance anywhere between 25-45' from home plate
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According to Little League International:\n\nWhen a local Little League applies for and receives approval for the annual charter, Little League Baseball provides the league with two rule books for each team in the league, plus an Operating Manual, at no charge. This means Little League provides more than 400,000 of these publications at no cost to the leagues. However, there may be a need for extra copies to be purchased. \n\nRule books and the Operating Manual are copyrighted publications of Little League Baseball, Incorporated. They are only available for purchase (phone or mail order) from Little League by District Administrators, Assistant District Administrators and other District Staff members, and members of the local Little League board of directors. They may also be purchased in person by those district or local Little League personnel attending functions at one of the headquarters offices of Little League Baseball. \n\nIf a person other than those mentioned above wishes to obtain a copy of a rule book or Operating Manual, he/she must obtain one through the local Little League board of directors or a member of the District Staff.\n\nContact your regional headquarters if you have any other questions about obtaining rule books or other copyrighted publications.
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http://www.seatdata.com/html/mlb_cubs/section_mlb_cubs_111.htm