lew@ihuxr.UUCP (Lew Mammel, Jr.) (10/10/83)
How does a team get 2 singles, 2 doubles, 2 triples, and 2 stolen bases in one inning and not score? They play Baltimore in the AL Championship. Lew Mammel, Jr. ihuxr!lew
rainbow@ihuxe.UUCP (Rob Buchner) (10/10/83)
How does a team get 2 singles, 2 doubles, 2 triples, and 2 stolen bases in one inning and not score? As a devoted cubbie fan, this problem is easy. I speak from experience when I say the solution is: 1)triple 2)picked off base 3)triple 4)picked off base 5)double 6)steal third 7)bunt single-runner doesnt advance 8)steal second 9)bunt single-runners dont advance
halle1@houxz.UUCP (J.HALLE) (10/11/83)
This is only 1 double. If you add a double with the batter reaching second before the runner on second passes the runner on third, with obviously no one scoring before the pass, you have your second double.
goguen@cheers.DEC (Don Goguen 381-2565) (03/11/85)
I'm not sure of the 2nd and 4th answers, but here goes on the other 3:
1 - The 1st DH was Ron Bloomberg, who, I believe, walked with the bases loaded.
3 - Alex Johnson (Cal) beat out Carl Yastrzemski (Bos), each finishing at .328.
5 - Must have been Oscar Gamble when he was with the White Sox. His batting
helmet barely fit...
- Don Goguen
DEC/Nashua, NH
Posted: Mon 11-Mar-1985 09:01 EST
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