81.   He left a runner on third in the second, two runners on in the third.

82.   He had raced only once this year, finishing third in the Carter Handicap three weeks ago after an eight-month layoff.

83.   He is about to go to his third in Miami.

84.   He struck out in the fifth and grounded out to third in the ninth, missing a chance to tie the major-league record of four homers in a game.

85.   He is the all-time World Series leader in games and hits, second in runs scored and batted in, third in home runs and walks.

86.   He labored much of this season, his third in the league, in relief of starter Edgar Bennett.

87.   He walked and was stranded at third in the third.

88.   He was the first non-Japanese athlete to accomplish the feat and only the third in the history of the sport to do so.

89.   He seemed ready to break out after finishing third in Iowa.

90.   He probably will come in third in the Democratic race.