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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 SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2011 – TURN BACK THE CLOCK DAY BOSTON RED SOX (24-20) CHICAGO CUBS (19-24) A.L. EAST ½ GB N.L. CENTRAL 5 ½ GB ALFREDO ALCEVES, RHP (1-0, 2.60 ERA) CARLOS ZAMBRANO, RHP (4-2, 4.89 ERA) HOME GAME #27 GAME TIME: 7:10 P.M. BAG WRISTBAND OF THE DAY: ORANGE GATES OPEN : 5:40 P.M. (5:10 PM AT GATES A & D) FIELD WRISTBAND OF THE DAY: RED RED SOX BATTING PRACTICE: 4:25-5:30 P.M. HOUSE TV: CH 3-12 (HD), CH 18 (CONCOURSE) CUBS BATTING PRACTICE: 5:30-6:15 P.M. RADIO: WEEI (850 AM), SBN (1150 AM) 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 BIG CONCOURSE ACTIVITY: JUGGLER AUTOGRAPH ALLEY (INSIDE THE RED SOX TEAM STORE): SAM HORN LEGEND’S SUITE: CARLTON FISK CONCOURSE TABLING: RED SOX NATION, KID NATION, LAM FOUNDATION (GATE A), 50/50 RAFFLE (GATES A, B, C & D), STEINER SPORTS (STEINER DECK) PREMIUM GROUPS: RAYTHEON (LEGEND’S SUITE), MARGARET PAGHERA (BOARDROOM), ORLANDO WORLD CENTER MARRIOTT (CF BATTING PRACTICE), CHICAGO CUBS (B-2), COLLEEN FANTOZZI (B-3), JOHNSON & JOHNSON (B-4), JOE MAHONEY (K-4), RSF MONSTER MASH (GREEN MONSTER SEATS) PRE-GAME CEREMONIES HONORARY BAT BOY/BAT GIRL: BAT KIDS TO BE SELECTED BY A RED SOX AMBASSADOR BLOOD DONOR OF THE GAME: ARNI REIM COLOR GUARD: TYNGSBORO MA CUB SCOUTS PACK 46 DEN 4 NATIONAL ANTHEM: JOSH KANTOR ON THE FENWAY PARK ORGAN CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCH: JULIA RUTH STEVENS – BABE RUTH’S DAUGHTER CEREMONIAL FIRST PITCH: LOUIS ZAMPERINI – OLYMPIAN AND WORLD WAR II VETERAN PLAY BALL: CHILD TO BE CHOSEN BY A RED SOX AMBASSADOR IN-GAME CEREMONIES TURN BACK THE CLOCK ANNOUNCEMENTS (3RD INNING): BATTERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED BY MEGAPHONE HATS OFF TO HEROES (END OF THE 4TH INNING): USMC CPL SAMUEL STERLING (HOLBROOK MA) 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… …IN 1918, BABE RUTH LED THE AMERICAN LEAGUE IN HOME RUNS, HITTING 11 IN 317 AT-BATS. …BABE RUTH PITCHED THE RED SOX TO 2 VICTORIES AGAINST THE CUBS IN THE 1918 WORLD SERIES, WINNING GAME ONE (1-0) AND GAME FOUR (3-2). HIS SERIES TOTALS WERE 4 STRIKEOUTS, 7 WALKS AND AN ERA OF 1.06 …49 OF BABE RUTH’S CAREER 714 HOME RUNS WERE WITH THE RED SOX DURING THE YEARS 1914- 1919 .

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