Clause history · American one-wall, small ball (YMCA side line)

Rule 14 Hinder: how the wording changed

2 rulebooks state this rule, from June 1900 to 1913. No rewording or change was found.

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Rulebook by rulebook

The table has one row per rulebook; each date jumps to its wording below.

Every rulebook this rule appears in, in date order, with the kinds of change found
DateRulebookClauses, by kind of change
June 1900Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules, June 19004 first recorded
1913Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules, 19134 unchanged

The wording

Each part of the rule is followed on its own, oldest rulebook first. Rulebooks of other codes that borrowed the wording appear in their place by date.

Rule 14, part 1 of 4

Begins: “A hinder is—”

  1. June 1900 Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules

    First recorded automatic

    A hinder is—
  2. 1913 Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules Unchanged automatic Read the rule

Rule 14, item a

Begins: “(a) When the player is prevented by the proximity…”

  1. June 1900 Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules

    First recorded automatic

    (a) When the player is prevented by the proximity of a spectator from properly returning the ball.
  2. 1913 Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules Unchanged automatic Read the rule

Rule 14, item b

Begins: “(b) When a player interferes with another in such…”

  1. June 1900 Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules

    First recorded automatic

    (b) When a player interferes with another in such a manner as to prevent him from properly returning the ball.
  2. 1913 Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules Unchanged automatic Read the rule

Rule 14, item c

Begins: “(c) When the ball strikes any apparatus within the…”

  1. June 1900 Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules

    First recorded automatic

    (c) When the ball strikes any apparatus within the court lines and such apparatus is not higher than the service wall. A hinder shall count nothing.
  2. 1913 Y.M.C.A. One-Wall Rules Unchanged automatic Read the rule

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