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From: dcm@busch.UUCP (Craig Miller)
Newsgroups: net.sport.baseball,net.puzzle
Subject: Re: 5 RBIs in 1 at bat (how about 6?)
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Date: Sat, 25-May-85 00:42:23 EDT
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Posted: Sat May 25 00:42:23 1985
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Reply-To: dcm@busch.UUCP (Craig Miller)
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Summary: 

Enough of this easy stuff...  Next question for you baseball wizards:

	How can a batter get 6 RBI's after only '1 time in the book'?

(what I mean by '1 time in the book' is that he only has 1 spot in the
scorebook - i.e. if you were to look at the scorebook after the game,
and you were to find him there 2 times, and the second was a strikeout
(with no RBI's at that time at bat), what happened before the second?)

This one's probably easier than the 5 RBI question...

		Craig
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Craig Miller
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