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Of course Nifong was elected, but like some other people not by a majority
of us.


Ok, let's try this once mo

This is how the game is played. These are the RULES!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_World_Series
1991 World Series

--------------------MIN -------ATL
Game 1) .......... 5 ............ 2
Game 2) .......... 3 ............ 2

Game 3) .......... 4 ............ 5
Game 4) .......... 2 ............ 3
Game 5) .......... 5 .......... 14

Game 6) .......... 4 ............ 3
Game 7) .......... 1 ............ 0

TOTALS ........ 24 .......... 29

Hmm... how can that be?

Minnesota Twins: 1991 World Series Champions!

Into deep left center...for Mitchell...And we'll see you... TOMORROW
NIGHT! - CBS television announcer Jack Buck, announcing Twins center fielder
Kirby Puckett's game-winning eleventh-inning walk-off home run in Game 6
against Charlie Leibrandt."

"Puckett swings and hits a blast! Deep left center! Way back! Way back! IT'S
GONE!!! The Twins go to the seventh game! Touch 'em all Kirby Puckett! Touch
'em all Kirby Puckett! And the Twins have won this game 4-3 on a dramatic
home run by Kirby Puckett! - WCCO announcer John Gordon, announcing the same
event."

"The play is to home! Out there...out there!!! - Jack Buck calling Atlanta
Brave Sid Bream hitting into a top of the 8th inning ending double play in
Game 7."

"And after eight full innings of play, Atlanta nothing, Minnesota
nothing...I *think* we'll be back in just a moment. - An emotionally-drained
Vin Scully, concluding the heart-stopping 8th inning of the CBS Radio
broadcast of Game 7 after both teams had quashed bases-loaded, one-out
scoring threats."

"Atlanta hasn't scored in ten innings against Jack Morris! - Jack Buck
calling the end of the top of the 10th inning in Game 7."

"THE TWINS ARE GOING TO WIN THE WORLD SERIES! The Twins have won it! It's a
base hit, it's a 1-0, ten inning victory! - Jack Buck calling Gene Larkin's
World Series clinching hit on CBS-TV."

"It was I think probably the greatest World Series ever! - Commissioner Fay
Vincent during the World Series Trophy presentation ceremony."


Paul-Mont