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Day of Game Information Sheet OSTON ED OX AY F AME HEET B R S D O G S WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1903, 1904, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1946, 1967, 1975, 1986, 2004, 2007 AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 1975, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995, 2007 AMERICAN LEAGUE WILD CARD: 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009 SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 2011 BOSTON RED SOX (3-10) TORONTO BLUE JAYS (7-7) A.L. EAST 5 GB A.L. EAST 1 ½ GB JON LESTER, LHP (0-1, 3.72 ERA) JESSE LITSCH, RHP (1-0, 2.38 ERA) HOME GAME #9 GAME TIME: 1:35 P.M. BAG WRISTBAND OF THE DAY: GREEN GATES OPEN: 12:05 P.M. (11:35 AM AT GATES A & D) FIELD WRISTBAND OF THE DAY: PINK RED SOX BATTING PRACTICE: 10:55 A.M.-12:00 P.M. HOUSE TV: CH 3-12 (HD), CH 18 (CONCOURSE), CH1 (SUITES) BLUE JAYS BATTING PRACTICE: 12:00 P.M.-12:45 P.M. RADIO: WEEI (850 AM), SBN (1150 AM) UNICEF COLLECTION: RED SOX FOUNDATION VOLUNTEERS TO COLLECT FOR JAPAN RELIEF EFFORT AT GATES A, B, C, D & E HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER ON DUTY: MARY SPRONG (X6143) POLAND SPRING GREEN TEAM: TO MEET AT THE TRIANGLE PARKING LOT 1 HOUR BEFORE GAMETIME YAWKEY WAY ACTIVITY: HOT TAMALES BRASS BAND, STILT WALKER, BALLOON ARTIST, FACE PAINTER, CARICATURE ARTIST BIG CONCOURSE ACTIVITY: JUGGLER AUTOGRAPH ALLEY (INSIDE THE RED SOX TEAM STORE): BILL MONBOUQUETTE LEGEND’S SUITE: LUIS TIANT CONCOURSE TABLING: RED SOX NATION, KID NATION, TED WILLIAMS MUSEUM, GET IN THE GAME (GATE A), 50/50 RAFFLE (GATES A, B, C & D) PREMIUM GROUPS: RAYTHEON (LEGEND’S SUITE), ERIC HANSON (K-2), LANE PATORTI (K-3), TOM MURDOCK (K-4), JOE MAHONEY (B-4), ACHILLES FREEDOM TEAM OF WOUNDED VETERANS (BOARDROOM) PRE-GAME CEREMONIES HONORARY BAT BOY/BAT GIRL: SHANE HEFFERNAN/BAT GIRL TO BE SELECTED BY A RED SOX AMBASSADOR BLOOD DONOR OF THE GAME: LINDA MALLOCH PRE-GAME CEREMONY: ACHILLES FREEDOM TEAM OF WOUNDED VETERANS COLOR GUARD: BOY SCOUTS TROOP 252 FROM SPRINGFIELD VT CANADIAN & NATIONAL ANTHEM: “ON POINT” FROM THE PARK SCHOOL, BROOKLINE, MA CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCH: GABBY FERNANDES-AUCTION WINNER PLAY BALL: CAROLINE HANSON IN-GAME CEREMONIES LITTLE STARS (BOTTOM OF THE 3RD INNING): 3 CHILDREN TO BE CHOSEN BY A RED SOX AMBASSADOR HATS OFF TO HEROES (END OF THE 4TH INNING): SFC JOLEEN MILLETTE-399TH COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL, FORT DEVENS, MA GOD BLESS AMERICA (MIDDLE OF THE 7TH): EMMA JOANIS POST-GAME ACTIVITIES: KIDS RUNNING THE BASES (45 MINUTES AFTER THE CONCLUSION OF THE GAME WEATHER PERMITTING) WHERE’S WALLY? (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) 3RD INNING: RED SOX TEAM SOUVENIR STORE MIDDLE OF THE 7TH INNING: STRETCH ON HOME DUGOUT WALLY IN-SEAT HOT LINE NUMBER: 617-226-6040 DID YOU KNOW… …RICK MILLER SHARES THE TEAM RECORD FOR MOST DOUBLES (4) IN ONE GAME WITH 5 OTHER RED SOX PLAYERS, ACCOMPLISHING HIS FEAT ON 5/11/81 AGAINST TORONTO TH …JEFF STONE HAD ONLY 2 AT BATS AND ONE HIT IN 1990, BUT HIS ONLY HIT DROVE IN THE WINNING RUN IN THE 9 INNING AS THE RED SOX BEAT TORONTO 7-6 ON 9/28/1990 .
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