21.   Lampkin, completely fooled, saw the ball go to the backstop for a wild pitch that let both runners advance a base.

22.   Lance Johnson fumbled a bouncing hit in the first inning, allowing two runners to advance into scoring position.

23.   Mike Greenwell then singled, Bill Haselman reached on an infield squibber as Canesco scored, and when Key threw the ball into right field, the runners advanced.

24.   Neither runner advanced beyond second.

25.   No Red Sox runner advanced as far as second base on a cool, damp day conducive to pitching, especially with the wind blowing in.

26.   No runners advanced past second off him.

27.   Only this one Erstad bobbled for an error, his first error of the season, and the runners advanced to second and third.

28.   Payton, the center fielder, made the catch but overthrew the cutoff man, allowing both runners to advance.

29.   Patterson issued a walk to third baseman John Valentin and later allowed both runners to advance on a wild pitch.

30.   She learned that runners can advance when the pitcher throws the ball past the catcher.