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Since my TV is efficient and doesn’t get any sports..I haven’t a clue. So I really can’t vote. But I did find this on Google+ if it helps..
+Jeff Haima originally shared this post:
“Folks, let me explain it to you: the runner didn’t tag second base on the way to the endzone. Also, there was goalkeeper interference, and two players were sent to the penalty box. This resulted in a birdie on a par 5, giving Seattle two free throws for the technical foul. As the rulebook clearly states, when the East German judge gives a score of 4.3 or lower, the above situation can only be resolved through penalty kicks, which the Seabirds won, 102 wickets to 90.”
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delenn13,
Thank you.
I needed a chuckle almost as badly as I needed my first cup of coffee this morning.
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