rays 5, red sox 4

Rays get walk-off win in Game 3

Koji Uehara allowed a game-winning home run in the ninth inning as the Red Sox missed a chance to sweep the division series.

Koji Uehara walked off the field after allowing the game-winning home run to Jose Lobaton.

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Koji Uehara walked off the field after allowing the game-winning home run to Jose Lobaton.

Lobaton and his teammates celebrated their win.

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Lobaton and his teammates celebrated their win.

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Dustin Pedroia and Stephen Drew were tangled up on a ground ball in the eighth inning. Desmond Jennings was safe at second.

Quintin Berry was safe when he stole second base in the eighth inning.

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Quintin Berry was safe when he stole second base in the eighth inning.

Clay Buchholz reacted as Evan Longoria headed for home after hitting a three-run home run in the fifth inning.

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Clay Buchholz reacted as Evan Longoria headed for home after hitting a three-run home run in the fifth inning.

Longoria rounded the bases.

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Longoria rounded the bases.

Will Middlebrooks dove but couldn’t make the play in the fifth inning.

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Will Middlebrooks dove but couldn’t make the play in the fifth inning.

Stephen Drew congratulated Mike Napoli after he started a 3-6 double play by catching a line drive in the second inning.

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Stephen Drew congratulated Mike Napoli after he started a 3-6 double play by catching a line drive in the second inning.

Jacoby Ellsbury headed for third base on a ground ball by Dustin Pedroia in the first inning. He scored on an error.

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Jacoby Ellsbury headed for third base on a ground ball by Dustin Pedroia in the first inning. He scored on an error by Ben Zobrist, right.

Clay Buchholz fired a pitch.

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Clay Buchholz fired a pitch.

Red Sox fans were at the game.

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Red Sox fans were at the game.

The Rays celebrated with Jose Lobaton after his game-winning home run.

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A tough loss for Red Sox against Rays

The Sox’ loss to the Rays hurt, but they have two more chances to wrap up the series.

“We didn’t expect it to all take off like this,’’ says Susan McKendry of Brookline (with husband Joe), at Boston Children’s Hospital with a Mo Willems illustration for their online and outdoor benefit auction this month on the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway.

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Athletics designated hitter Seth Smith hit a two-run home run in the fifth inning.

A’s defeat Tigers to take 2-1 series lead

Oakland hit three home runs to move within one game of the American League Championship Series.

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Martin Walsh spoke about his plan for Boston schools at an event outside English High School.

Walsh unveils plan to improve Boston high schools

Mayoral candidate Martin Walsh’s proposal includes establishing 9th and 10th grade “academies” in all high schools.

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2 Americans share Nobel medicine prize

James Rothman, Randy Schekman, and a German-born researcher won the prize for discoveries on how key substances are transported within cells.

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Iraqis inspect the site of bombing attack near a Shiite mosque in eastern Baghdad.

At least 22 dead after wave of bomb blasts in Iraq

The apparently coordinated string of attacks, mostly involving car bombs, struck mainly commercial areas across Baghdad.

Business

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NutraClick, which recently relocated its offices from Cambridge to Boston, makes Bona Clara beauty products. Other products include Force Factor and Femme Factor.

NutraClick in expansion mode

The maker of nutritional supplements to help exercisers become more buff is adding jobs and leasing more office space in Downtown Crossing.

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Miranda July presenting her new participatory piece, “Society,” which she describes as a work in progress.

Discovering the possibilities of ‘Society’

You could describe Miranda July’s “Society’’ as an innovative theatrical experiment.

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