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What does ''advance the runner'' mean?

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In Baseball "advance the runner" is a term used to say get a runner on base to move forward to another base.

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Can he advance after he is hit by a thrown ball if it goes out of bounds?

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If the bases are loaded with one out and the batter hits a ground ball - which hits his runner who is going from 1st to 2nd - does the runner on third advance to score?

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What if Two player are on the same base at the same time?

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What if the runner never tags up on a fly ball proceeds to run the bases and the ball is thrown out of play what's the ruling?

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When tagging up does the runner have to wait for fielder to have possession or first touch?

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