The Geocache is NOT at the posted coordinates
A group of geocachers recently met at Eastside Sports Complex to decide once and for all which type of cache is the best. One group of cachers claim that multis are the best type of cache. The other group argue that mysteries are the best. They decided to settle the debate over a game of baseball. The losing team would have to place a cache in honor of the winning team. Geocachers from all over the county gathered to watch Team Multi vs Team Mystery. For those of you who did not witness this great game, I'll save you the play by play and get right to the results. Team Mystery won the game with a walkoff homerun in the bottom of the 6th. With the loss, Team Multi was going to have to place a cache in Team Mystery's honor. As Team Multi did the walk of shame to retrieve the homerun ball, they noticed that it had landed in a PERFECT spot for a cache! In fact, they didn't even need to climb up to get it since it already had a bison tube and log sheet inside it! In order to find out where the homerun landed and to sign the log, you'll need to read the box score and answer the questions to get the final landing spot of the walkoff homerun.
R H E
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Team Multi
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4
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1
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3
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0
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2
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5
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15
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32
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8
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Team Mystery
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0
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2
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6
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7
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0
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1
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16
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23
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3
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Final:
N41 5A.BCD
W88 16.EFG
A= Number of runs scored by BOTH teams in the 2nd inning.
B= Number of hits by Team Multi MINUS number of hits by Team Mystery.
C= Number of runs scored by Team Multi in the 1st, 3rd and 5th inning.
D= The difference of errors between the two teams.
E= Number of runs scored by Team Mystery in the 1st and 5th innings.
F= Number of errors commited by Team Mystery.
G= The difference of runs scored in the last inning.