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1. In 1917, Ernie Shore of the Red Sox pitched a "perfect" game in relief of Babe Ruth after the Babe was ejected. Who was the umpire that ejected him?
2. How many Red Sox hitters hit 50 or more home runs in the 20th century?
3. From the inception of the American League in 1901 to its 100th season in 2000, how many AL championships can the Red Sox lay claim to?
4. Which colorful Red Sox player once said, "I thought we were all family here. If you're family, you don't trade your relatives to Cleveland."
5. How many different Red Sox players claimed American League batting titles in a 25 year span, between 1979 and 2003?
6. The Red Sox started a tradition in 1960 by playing a home game on Patriots' Day, also the same day as the Boston Marathon. However, there have been a few seasons in which this game was not played. Of which of the following years did tradition hold true, and the game was played?
7. In 1990, the Red Sox traded future National League MVP Jeff Bagwell for which player?
8. How many Red Sox players can lay claim to hitting 40 or more home runs in one season, and have four or less letters in their last name during the 20th century?
9. Who was the only Red Sox player in the 1990s to hit two home runs in the same inning?
10. In 1992, a Red Sox pitcher actually threw a no-hitter in a losing cause. Who was he?
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