51.   The ball landed at the base of the left-center field fence as Mattingly scampered home.

52.   The ball landed in an area underneath the stands and never made it into the seats.

53.   The ball landed in McCovey Cove, inspiring a half-dozen kayakers to dive into chilly waters to retrieve the wet souvenir of dubious financial value.

54.   The ball landed safe on the warning track for a double.

55.   The ball landed, bounced off a Saints player, and rolled into the end zone.

56.   The ball landed a few inches beyond the baseline.

57.   The ball landed a foot fair and bounced into the stands for a ground-rule double.

58.   The ball landed on the instep of his left foot and never touched the ground until he had whacked it past Peter Rufai.

59.   The balls were not landing in mud, as they did during the Masters.

60.   The crowd roared, and from where he was standing, Woods thought the ball might have landed in the cup.