Baseball: 2004 World Series

Since the Red Sox last won the World Series

By Time staff writer
Published October 28, 2004

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First live commercial radio broadcast.

The blender is invented.

Clarence Birdseye invents flash-freezing fresh foods.

First nighttime major-league baseball game.

Fiberglass invented by Owens Corning.

Microwave oven invented.

Patent for Zamboni machines granted.

Diners' Club issues first credit card.

Microchip invented by Texas Instruments.

First computers connected via a network.

The compact disc is introduced.

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Baseball: 2004 World Series

Cursed to first

Last hurrah for Bosox core?

Red Sox sweep away curse

Bosox confident this won't be last hurrah

Cards forget how to play Cardinal baseball

Red October: Around the park

World Series notebook

Hot-hitting Manny earns Series MVP

Since the Red Sox last won the World Series

College basketball

SEC coming to Tampa in '09

College football

Defense sticking it to opponents

Florida DT has Georgia on his mind

Reid's position is always changing

Colleges

Don't discount SPC's young faces

Tampa women dominate SSC meet

Gators fire Ron Zook

Some fans would pass on Spurrier

Stoops to UF: 'Count me out'

Golf

Azinger set to sit in the ABC tower

Singh says players could find some rough going

Golf: Chrysler Championship

Sluman takes lead in Chrysler Championship

Marginal pros play one putt at a time

Horse Racing

Odds set, positions drawn for races

In brief

Pepper spray pellets shelved

Motorsports

Team fires Spencer days after his arrest

NBA

Magic beat Heat in preseason finale

NFL

Bengals cry foul over Broncos chop blocks

Outdoors

Captains Corner

preps

Even playing field?

Full season keeps its appeal

State spots on the line

Talent runs deep for Tigers

Bucs

RB Graham gets called into action