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FENWAY
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way Park, I am now a changed man.
I will no longer sit down while
my team is in the middle of a big
rally. I won't wait for the Comerica
Park video board attendant to let

me know when I should make some
noise or clap my hands, and I will
wear my Tigers cap and jersey
proudly to every game.
So, from all those in the baseball
congregation, can I get an amen?
- Bosch can be reached at
hectobos@umich.edu

First baseman Samantha Findlay had two walk-off hits en route to winning gold last week in Taiwan.

SOFTBALL
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games in different cities.
"It's a great way to give back to the
sport," Ritter said.
This was not the first time Findlay
and Ritter teamed up under the coach-

ing of Hutchins to make a successful
run in a tournament.
In summer 2005, the duo combined
to give Michigan softball its first
national championship.
Findlay was named the College
World Series's Most Outstanding Play-
er after hitting an extra-inning three-
run home run to clinch the title for the

Wolverines.
Ritter carried the team in the circle all
tournament long, earning a win in every
one of the Wolverines' victories en route
to a spot on the All-Tournament Team.
Ritter was also named Big Ten
Female Athlete of the Year following
her dominating junior season with
Michigan.

Fenway Park Is the last American ballpark to have wooden seats.
Its trademark leftfleld wall, the Green Monster, is pictured above.

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