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1. Fenway Green

2. He keeps a coin in his back pocket that says ‘‘Good Luck’’ on it.

3. Pert Plus. It’s standard in the locker room.

4. Trot Nixon, Jason Varitek, Kevin Millar, Jonathan Papelbon

5. Four: Sect. 6, Box 92, Row B; Sect. 14, Row 15; Sect. 28, Row 3; Sect. 33, Row 15.

6. Fans eat 16,000 Fenway Franks and another 2,000 foot-long dogs per game.

7a. 37 feet

7b. About 6-foot-2, in costume

8. Spring training. (Really.)

9. No. But beware: Boston police warn that scalped tickets may be counterfeit. Also, it is illegal to resell tickets for more than face value.

10.

  • Edgar Renteria — A purplish-blue Bentley
  • Curt Schilling — H1 Hummer
  • David Ortiz — Red Mercedes SL65
  • Keith Foulke — White Ford GT with blue racing stripes
  • Bronson Arroyo — Maroon Mercedes CLK500
  • Trot Nixon — Red Mini Cooper
  • Tony Graffanino — Silver Infiniti
  • Doug Mirabelli — 1968 Corvette convertible
  • Bill Mueller — Silver Land Rover
  • Manny Ramírez — Silver Mercedes CL600
11. Mike Timlin, Bronson Arroyo, Tony Graffanino, Joey Cora, John Olerud

12. Kentucky bluegrass

13a. Two

13b. Knee and ankle problems from falling on stairs

14a. The player is awarded an automatic double

14b. Apparently not

15. Johnny Damon

16. Blue ‘‘Mountain Blast’’

17. Third base

18a. 11

18b. Two — one in the left field wall and one in the broadcast booth.

19. C — 53,000

20.

  • Mike Myers — ‘‘Halloween’’ movie theme
  • Jason Varitek —‘‘Kryptonite’’ by 3 Doors Down
  • Mike Timlin — ‘‘Black Betty’’ by Ram Jam
  • Doug Mirabelli — ‘‘Live like you were dying’’ by Tim McGraw
  • Bill Mueller — ‘‘Tom Sawyer’’ by Rush
  • Kevin Millar — ‘‘What’s My Name?’’ by DMX
  • Keith Foulke — ‘‘A Country Boy Can Survive’’ by Hank Williams, Jr.
  • Gabe Kapler — ‘‘St. Anger’’ by Metallica
21. Manny Ramírez hit a ball an estimated 501 feet over the Green Monster in 2001. Williams’ blast in 1946 traveled 502 feet.

22. 150 to 175

23. 210 on average

24. A camouflage-pattern T-shirt, in honor of armed services members

25. David Wells. He has one of his family across his back

26. The number cards for runs scored go as high as 20

27.

  • Curt Schilling — ALS research
  • Mike Timlin — ALS research
  • Jason Varitek — Children’s Hospital
  • Tim Wakefield — Franciscan Hospital for Children, the Jimmy Fund
  • Johnny Damon — Muscular Dystrophy Association
  • John Olerud — The Jordan Fund (helps special needs children)
28. September call-ups Hanley Ramírez and Craig Hansen are 21; David Wells is 42

29. Manny Delcarmen is from West Roxbury

30. Kevin Millar, Jason Varitek, Johnny Damon, Tim Wakefield and Doug Mirabelli

31. Nope — he roots for New York

32. It was built in 1940

33. Shonda Schilling, Dawn Timlin and Stacey Lucchino

34. Eight

35. The electricity costs about $500

36. Barbecue, salsa, cool ranch, and plain

37. The Capital Grille

38. Carl Yastrzemski, Johnny Pesky

39a. 1931

39b. Johnny Lazor, an outfielder who wore No. 82 in 1943, as a rookie.

40. Tim Bausher, a right-handed pitcher, was in uniform on April 29 for one game. He didn’t play.

41. Tattoo of his mom on his right shoulder

42. TAY and JRY, the initials of former owners Thomas and Jean Yawkey

43. All six New England states plus New York, California, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.

44. Bazooka

45. Kevin Millar and Johnny Damon

46. About one-quarter mile long

47. ‘‘Covering the Bases’’

48. Kevin Millar, Johnny Damon, and Alex Cora each had 12-pitch at bats

49. Curt Schilling (Anchorage)

50. All of them

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