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- n. Plural form of umpire.
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Examples
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These players, although champions, are what you call the umpires '"I'm not to sure who gets the votes, players, so I will put him in."
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Interesting also one of the umpires is Goldspink who was giving Hawthorn players hell for touching up Davey and Melbourne in game last week.
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Solomon, who with vice president Mike Port oversees umpires, is disturbed with all the attention the blown calls this postseason are getting.
USATODAY.com - Umpires do decent job, don't need instant-replay help
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Solomon says the selection process for postseason umpires is exhaustive.
USATODAY.com - Umpires do decent job, don't need instant-replay help
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By 1845, Eton had introduced referees and linesmen, though the latter were at the time called umpires, another legacy of cricket.
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Because it is a home run call the umpires are allowed to use video review.
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The umpire Darrell Hair, not one to be overawed by the fact that the umpires are the "sole arbiters of the game", called him for throwing.
Chucker or castigated hero, Murali always incited impassioned debate
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No one seems to bother with the abundant calls the umpires get right, all in an instant.
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There are two men called umpires who stay out all the time and they decide when the men who are in are out.
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