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There is no rule against fielders using any part of their bodies to field a ball, including a kick. If a fielder wanted to kick a slow roller to the first baseman in order to make a force-out, that would be perfectly permissible.
If a fielder accidentally knocks a ball out of play, the ball is dead and all runners advance two bases.
If a base-runner kicks a ball, he is out for interference, the ball is immediately dead (ie, no need to wait till it hits the ground), and all runners must return to their previous base.
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