- In
baseball and softball, an
uncaught third strike (sometimes
referred to as
dropped third strike or non-caught
third strike)
occurs when the
catcher fails...
-
applicable handler specified), the
uncaught exception is
handled by the runtime; the
routine that does this is
called the
uncaught exception handler. The most...
- (振り逃げ), or "swing and escape". In
Major League Baseball, it is
known as an
uncaught third strike. When this happens, a
strikeout is
recorded for both the pitcher...
- in a play-by-play
summary in
reference to an out
recorded following an
uncaught third strike,
which indicates the ****ut was
credited to the
first baseman...
-
opposing player to
reach base by any means: no hits, walks, hit batsmen,
uncaught third strikes, catcher's interference, fielder's obstruction, or fielding...
-
credit the
batter for
reaching base on
fielding errors, fielder's choice,
uncaught third strikes, fielder's obstruction, or catcher's interference, and deducts...
-
themselves linked the killings. The
perpetrator is, therefore,
likely to be an
uncaught serial killer, a term
usually used to
describe repeat killers who have...
-
exception or to a
procedure outside the DECLARATIVES.
Unlike other languages,
uncaught exceptions may not
terminate the
program and the
program can
proceed unaffected...
-
catch by the catcher, or when the batter–runner
reaches first base on an
uncaught strike three (see also Strikeout). A
closely related statistic is the wild...
- no-hitter may
allow opposing batters to
reach base on a walk, hit by pitch,
uncaught third strike, fielder's choice, or error, none of
these occur in a perfect...
