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Rickey Henderson broke Ty Cobb's record for most runs scored in a career.
The Cardinals' six-run first tied a division series record for most runs scored in one inning.
The compact left-handed batsman is the record holder for most runs scored in an innings in both Test (international) and first-class cricket.
Roberto Alomar, the Mets' second baseman, scored a run in the seventh, surpassing Roberto Clemente for most runs scored (1,417) by a Puerto Rican.
Their opener, Hanif Mohammed, who, until Brian Lara's 501 in 1994, held the record for most runs in a single first-class innings, was particularly affected.
Gary Kirsten South African Kirsten held his country's records for most runs and centuries in a Test career, before both were surpassed by Jacques Kallis.
This ranking of scenarios proved rather robust, as in an uncertainty analyses (run for a large range of both weights and scores) the ranking remains the same for most runs.
In addition he claimed Abbas's record for most runs by a Pakistan batsman in a three-Test series: Abbas amassed 583 against India in 1978-79, a mark surpassed by Yousuf when he reached 43 yesterday.
Maddux (14-8) equaled his career high for most runs allowed in the first inning, the previous time coming a decade ago when he was an up-and-coming pitcher with the Chicago Cubs.
The first three to take 100 catches — the Englishmen Wally Hammond and Colin Cowdrey, followed by Gary Sobers of the West Indies — were also consecutive holders of the record for most runs in test cricket.
