What is the procedure for canceling games due to rain, snow, sleet and/or pestilence?
If a game or practice is canceled by the league, you may not play or practice on any field, as doing so is a risk to players and is also likely to damage the field. If the league has not canceled a game, but conditions are such that there is a question as to whether you should play, see the rule book, Section 3.10, A and B. “A” says that if there is a question of whether to play before the game starts, the two managers decide together, and if they can’t agree, you call the Division VP. “B” says that once the game begins, it’s up to the senior umpire. Advice: when in doubt, PLAY. We cannot always guarantee that postponed games will be made up. Also: If it should start to rain during a game, keep playing until you deem the situation to be either dangerous (kids are slip-sliding all over the place, or no one grip or see the ball) or destructive (play is really chewing up the infield to the degree where it will require serious work to make it playable once it dries). If you stop play, give
