Counting numbers in the digits of pi

[Alonso Del Arte]

This is probably something that has already been done with the digits
of pi (and probably has an OEIS sequence associated to it), but I
thought I'd bring it up.

Bob's Poetry Magazine for the month of February (he hasn't put up
March yet) has no poetry. Instead, Bob Happelberg takes about a dozen
pages' worth of digits of pi, then, starting after the decimal point,
finds 1 and bolds it. Moving to the right, he finds 2 and bolds it.
Moving to the right of that, he finds 3, and so on and so forth, he
goes up to 101. This is at <http://www.bobspoetry.com/Bobs02Fe.pdf>.

After 101, there are still two more pages to go but no instance of 102
can be found. I had the computer search for instances of 102 within
lines, nothing. Then I looked at the last two digits of each line,
looking for either 1s at the very end with a 0 at the beginning of the
next line, or lines with 10 as the last two digits. Unfortunately, it
turns out that Bob screwed up long before that. On page 4 of the PDF
file, you can see that between the bolded 19 and the bolded 20 there
are two lines ending in 2, and the second such line ending in 2 is
followed by a line beginning with 0. This throws off everything
afterwards.

Done correctly, this would yield a sequence that is similar in concept
to, but not exactly the same in content as, A014777.

Alonso