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From Tibet to The Crunch

By Jeff Merron
Page 2

Thursday, April 14, 2005

On Sept. 30, 1971, the Senators played their final game at RFK Stadium, a loss to the Yankees witnessed by 14,460 fans. That was a good crowd – the final first two games of the final set against the Bombers drew only 7,245. Well, "good" isn't exactly the word for that bunch. The Senators were leading the Yankees 7-5 with two outs in the top of the ninth inning. One batter to go, and the Senators, despite their dismal season, would at least leave D.C. on a winning note. But fans stormed the ...

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