Cardinals 5, Red Sox 4

Obstruction call in ninth trips up Red Sox

Game 3 ended in chaos for the Red Sox and a 5-4 loss that gives the Cardinals a 2-1 lead in the World Series.

Allen Craig trips over Will Middlebrooks at third base. Obstruction was called, and Craig scored the winning run.

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Dan Shaughnessy

Red Sox lose an Instant Classic in Game 3

The Cardinals beat the Red Sox on a disputed, chaotic, ridiculous play in the bottom of the ninth that was absolutely stunning.

Christopher L. Gasper

Red Sox at a loss to figure out Game 3 defeat

The Red Sox-Cardinals game had a wild denouement that will be recalled for years to come for both its obscurity and its chaos.

John Connolly determined to address urban ills

The mayoral candidate sees strengthening schools, creating jobs, and investing in businesses as key to boosting areas like Humboldt Avenue in Roxbury.

A bilingual Walsh campaign sign hung Thursday in a storefront on Washington Street in Egleston Square. Walsh says the area has challenges that he could address as mayor.

Martin Walsh sees neglect, promise of bustling square

Egleston Square, on the border of Roxbury and Jamaica Plain, has challenges that Walsh says he could address as mayor.

Opinion | John W. Henry

Why I bought the Globe

I invested in the Globe because I believe deeply in the future of this great community, and the Globe should play a vital role in determining that future.

Dr. Sheldon Randall denies the state’s allegations and has appealed.

Mass. obesity surgeon’s license suspended

Investigators charge that Dr. Sheldon Randall did not recognize and treat post-surgery complications quickly enough in four patients, two of whom died.

Critic’s Notebook

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If some cultural seasons celebrate teamwork, we seem to be in a moment obsessed with the isolated movie hero.

Opinion

JOANNA WEISS

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Halloween has shifted from a celebration of do-it-yourself creativity to yet another opportunity for people to look good.

Globe exclusives

Chameise Few, 21, is working to complete her high school diploma at Boston Adult Technical Academy. After graduating next year, she hopes to go on to college and become a nurse.

Knowledge economy leaves some behind
Neko Case’s new “The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You” is her most personal album to date.

Neko Case continues to be uncategorizable
John Scott, who has five career points, knows the reason he’s in the league.

Sunday Hockey Notes

Plenty of blame to go around with Sabres
Daniel Radcliffe (pictured at the Toronto film festival) portrays Allen Ginsberg in “Kill Your Darlings.”

MOVIES preview

Radcliffe plays Ginsberg in ‘Darlings’
Noah Wilson-Rich maintains, delivers, and installs beehives at his company, Best Bees Co.

On the Job

His firm helps keep Boston buzzing
A handwritten IOU was found during renovations at XV Beacon.

Why leave for luxury when XV Beacon beckons?
On the Florida Bay in Islamorada, approaching Smuggler’s Cove.

Dock and dine in the Florida Keys
President Obama will speak at Faneuil Hall next week.

Obama to speak on health care in Boston

Kids make their pitch for late World Series bedtimes
A Cardinals fan took in Game 1 of the Series at Paddy O’s in St. Louis on Wednesday.

In St. Louis, the nice guys finish first
Gail Huff.

Gail Huff opens up about sexual assault
A rendering of the Dover Demon, a 4-foot-tall creature reported in 1977.

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Monsters of New England

World Series

Red Sox Notebook

Clay Buchholz did his usual pre-start work Saturday, which included throwing off the mound. That was his final hurdle for being cleared to pitch.

Ailing Clay Buchholz will give it a go for Red Sox

Buchholz will start Game 4 Sunday night against the Cardinals. Beyond that, nothing is certain.

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Devils 4, Bruins 3

With Patrice Bergeron down, Andy Greene celebrates his winning goal.

Bruins stunned by the Devils

For every strong shift the first line submitted, the other units killed the forward momentum in the 4-3 loss to the Devils.

Boston mayoral race

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Annalise Cooper, 3, hugged mayoral candidate Martin Walsh as her mother, Julia Mejia of Dorchester, looked on.

Mayoral candidates rally troops as election nears

John Connolly and Martin Walsh spent long hours at forums, house parties, and major afternoon rallies on Saturday.

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Students walked in front of a make-shift memorial at Danvers High School.

Mother of Danvers murder suspect speaks out

The mother of 14-year-old Philip Chism, who is charged with killing his math teacher, said her “heart is broken” for the victim’s family.

Columnists

Yvonne Abraham

Long odds in Springfield

JEFF JACOBY

Saudi Arabia’s message to Obama
Mayor Menino received an honorary degree from Harvard earlier this year.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Menino’s next job could taint his legacy

Gemvara, an online jewelry retailer, is opening a temporary brick-and-mortar showroom on Newbury Street in Boston’s Back Bay.

Innovation Economy

Giving online retail a place
Allen Craig trips over Will Middlebrooks at third base. Obstruction was called, and Craig scored the winning run.

Dan Shaughnessy

Red Sox lose an Instant Classic

Christopher L. Gasper

Sox at a loss to figure out Game 3 defeat

Derrick Z. Jackson

Understanding the language gap
The Boston City Council held a hearing on Wednesday about the contract for the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association.

LAWRENCE HARMON

Beware the mark of the arbitrator
In three starts this postseason, Clay Buchholz is winless with a 5.40 ERA.

Christopher L. Gasper

Buchholz must be willing to pitch hurt
The video shows Glenn Taylor pushing over an ancient rock formation in Utah.

CARLO ROTELLA

How to topple a reputation with one click

Yvonne Abraham

Dobelle and Regan: Two of a kind

TECH LAB

Google laptop rates a victory lap

Nation & World

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Men transported injured victims in Aleppo, Syria, during clashes between rebels and progovernment forces Saturday.

Syrian Kurdish rebels seize border crossing with Iraq

Intense infighting between rebel groups raised concerns of a spillover, activists and an Iraqi official said.

Business

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About 21 percent of the world’s population lives on less than $1.25 a day; the World Bank’s goal is to cut that to 3 percent. “It’s a huge task,” said Jim Yong Kim, the bank’s president.

Kim trying to overhaul the World Bank

World Bank president Jim Yong Kim has made tackling economic inequality one of international development organization’s primary goals.

Arts

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Rise

Camila Parias hits a high note in Boston

A winner of Bogota’s annual Opera al Parque Festival in 2009, Parias has been on the international classical radar for years.

Travel

A handwritten IOU was found during renovations at XV Beacon.

Why leave for luxury when XV Beacon beckons?

How many Bostonians have actually experienced Boston like a tourist, and stayed in their own city’s idea of luxury?

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A look at the 1946 and 1967 World Series championships between the Red Sox and the Cardinals, which were both lost by the Sox in seven games.

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Into the woods

Ideas

“It is becoming increasingly clear that for all that hasn’t happened, at least one positive change has survived and taken root: a vigorous and healthy new version of civil society.”

Thanassis Cambanis,  on what’s changed since the Arab Spring