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From: man@bocar.UUCP (M Nevar)
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Subject: Re: RE: Six hits & no runs
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Date: Tue, 21-May-85 08:02:11 EDT
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<  How about this for a possible explanation!!!

<  With pick-off plays and batted balls hitting runners (which are scored as
<  HITS) there are many combinations that could produce six hits and no runs.

Batted balls hitting runners will work, but NOT pick-off plays.
All a pick-off play gets you is an additional out, WITHOUT a hit.
What you need is 3 hits and then 3 more hits that also produce three outs
as I explained in a previous posting.

							Mark Nevar