Toye and Roberson each hit a foul shot for Vanderbilt.
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It happened when Cub's player, Albert Almora Jr. hit a foul line drive into the stands.
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According to USA Today, the Cubs' Anthony Rizzo hit a foul ball into the stands behind home plate.
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During the game here, an infantry re-enactor hit a foul ball that flew into the nearby Fox River.
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Ryu hit a foul fly down the right-field line with the bases loaded and two outs in the sixth inning.
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The Knicks did not get the lead until Robinson hit a foul shot to make it 101-100 with 2:57 left.
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What happened: In the eighth inning of Game 6 of the NLCS, the Marlins' Luis Castillo hit a foul ball toward left field.
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With one out, Chad Pinder hit a foul popup down the right field line that first baseman Chris Davis dropped for an error.
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The Rockies got a scare in the fourth inning when Chicago's Willson Contreras hit a foul popup between first and home leading off the inning.
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Boston left fielder Andrew Benintendi, who hit a foul ball he hit off his left foot in the fourth inning, was removed for a pinch hitter in the fifth.
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Earlier in the same at-bat, Bourjos hit a foul pop behind third base that Wright chased hard and just missed grabbing as it fell into the first row of seats.
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Shaw appeared to hit a foul ball off his right foot during his at-bat in the second inning and did not come out for defense in the bottom of the second.
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Three pitches before Cespedes' homer, he hit a foul ball that whizzed past the head of a ducking Syndergaard, who began the rally with a one-out double to the warning track in centerfield.
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A few pitches before his home run, Cespedes hit a foul line drive about head high that had Syndergaard darting and ducking out of the way as he took a short lead off third base.
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The advantage grew to 26 when Kanter hit a foul shot at the 6:23 mark and 20 on Macura's free throws late in the half before Xavier settled for a 51-33 edge at the break.
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ESPN, which first reported the story, said the incident happened in the top of the ninth inning when a San Diego Padres batter hit a foul ball to the first-base side of home plate that flew over the protective netting and hit Linda Goldbloom.
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In his day he was regarded as the archetypal "spray hitter", stroking the ball equally well to all fields, thus making him harder to defend against. Ashburn accumulated the most hits (1,875) of any batter during the 1950s. During a game on August 17, 1957, Ashburn hit a foul ball into the stands that struck spectator Alice Roth, wife of Philadelphia Bulletin sports editor Earl Roth, breaking her nose.
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Game footage of Zuvella appears in the 1986 movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off. In the film, the character "Mr. Rooney" is watching a game between the Braves and the Chicago Cubs on a television in a bar. He sees batter Claudell Washington hit a foul ball, which is caught by the film's title character, who was supposedly sick at home from school. This footage was taken from a game played on June 5, 1985,Retrosheet Boxscore: Atlanta Braves 4, Chicago Cubs 2. Retrosheet.
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He caught the final out when Birdie Tebbetts hit a foul popup near first base. Meeting the Dodgers for a final time in the Series, he gave New York a 1-0 victory in Game 1 when he homered against Don Newcombe on a 2-0 pitch to lead off the ninth inning, the first walk-off home run ever in the World Series. He scored twice in the 10-6 win in Game 5 as the Yankees again took the championship. Henrich was an All-Star in each of his last four seasons.
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Buehrle receiving a sign during the perfect game In the bottom of the second inning with two outs and a 3–1 pitch, Josh Fields hit a grand slam off of Scott Kazmir, giving the White Sox a 4–0 lead. In the bottom of the fifth inning, Scott Podsednik hit a lead-off double. The next batter, Alexei Ramírez, scored Podsednik from second with a double of his own, making it a 5–0 White Sox lead. Two of the Rays batters hit a foul ball very close to the fair territory down the left field line.
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Bert Campaneris hit a foul pop behind first base that Tony Pérez drifted back and appeared to call for. But second baseman Morgan raced over, waved Perez off, caught the ball, slipped on the grass but got up and fired a throw to nail pinch runner Blue Moon Odom, who had tagged from third. The Friday afternoon contest was the last non-weekend World Series day game. The three games in Oakland had all been scheduled to be played at night, but Game 3 was rained out, forcing Game 5 to be played on a Friday, originally scheduled as a travel day.
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