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No. That is what the rule is designed to avoid. If the 10th batter scores, the inning is over. No runs may score after the 10th batter, so in effect, the maximun ammount of runs that may score in one inning is 10.
There is no advantage to be gained except by playing a normal offense. Roger Greene [Edited by Roger Greene on Feb 15th, 2004 at 08:59 PM] 
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