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CLE99100704 - CLEVELAND, OHIO, USA: Cleveland Indians closer Mike Jackson is congratulated by his teammates after closing what turned out to be, the ideal playoff home stand, as the Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 11-1 in game two of the American League Division Series. They now have a 2-0 lead as they head to Boston on Saturday, October 9 for game three. cc/Gary Harwood UPI
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