-=> Quoting Alan Hess to Paul Lopez <=-
 >course, for a team to get six hits and no runs in an inning would require 
 >some excellent defensive plays or lousy baserunning (runners thrown out on 
 >the bases, or at home), runners hit by batted balls, or a mixture of both.
 
 PL> How do you come up with the sixth hit without scoring? Base Hit, 
 PL> Picked off, Base hit, Picked off. Base hit, base hit, base hit.  
 PL> Bases loaded, two outs. I thought there was more, but I come up 
 PL> with 5 for the limit.
 AH> Bases loaded, two outs, fair ground ball hits baserunner.  It's a hit,
 AH> but I don't believe a run scores. 
 
I didn't realize that would be scored a hit.  But you're the second one to
state that, and since I don't know, I'll take your word for it until 
over-ruled.    Interesting though...seems to me, it wouldn't be.
... The quartermaster has only two sizes.  Too large and too small.
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