they call a baseball game because of rain in a tie.
when do they call a baseball game because of rain?
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a baseball game can be shorter than scheduled innings if it is interrupted by rain (or other bad weather). such a game, called a rain out, is often preceded by a rain delay, a pause in the game during which the umpires will try to determine if the weather will allow the game to continue. if so, the game will simply be delayed until the rain stops, and then play will resume. if not, the umpires will announce a rain out and play will be suspended for the day. the game may have to be replayed in its entirety at a later date, but under certain circumstances, a game shortened because of rain can count as an official game, and the team that was ahead at the time the game was called will be awarded the win. see the article on rainout (sports) for further details.
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how brown saw the baseball game, also known as how jones saw the baseball game, is an american short silent comedy film produced in 1907 and distributed by the lubin manufacturing company. the film follows a baseball fan, named mr. brown, who drinks large quantities of alcohol before a baseball game and becomes so intoxicated that the game appears to him in reverse motion. during production, trick photography was used to achieve this effect.
how brown saw the baseball game