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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (1851)	6/23/1999 12:45:00 PM
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The old.... kristencornette.home.mindspring.com kristencornette.home.mindspring.com chcollectables.com Fenway Park was built in 1912, and opened the same week the Titanic sank. (Maybe that should have been an omen!) At the time, its seating capacity of over 35,000 made it one of the largest ball fields in the majors. In their first game at Fenway, on April 20, 1912, the Red Sox beat the New York Highlanders (who would later become the Yankeees) 7-6 in extra innings. The Sox went on that year to win the A.L. pennant and defeat the New York Giants in the World Series. What a way to start! and the new... ballparks.com Tenant: Boston Red Sox (AL) Opening: 2003 Surface: Bluegrass Capacity: 44,130 (baseball only) Architect: HOK Sport (Kansas City) Construction: Unknown Owner: Boston Red Sox Cost: $545 million Public financing: $50 million for traffic and other infrastructure improvements; $80 million for two parking garages. Private financing: $350 million for design and construction; $65 million for acquiring land. Location: Adjacent to the current Fenway Park and incorporating some of the existing structure. Home plate would be moved two hundred six yards directly behind its current location. Left field (N), Brookline Avenue and Yawkey Way; third base (W), Brookline Avenue and an extended Kilmamock Street; first base (S), Boylston Street; right field (E), a new alley. Dimensions: The same as the current Fenway Park. Fences: The same as the current Fenway Park. Another case of.... "Don't cry for me Argentina..."

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