One may find information on the Boston Red Sox game schedule by using the official site for Major League Baseball (MLB) or the official page for the Red Sox.
Any sporting venue will have this information. MLB Network, ESPN, and Sports Illustrated all have scheduling information. The Boston Red Sox website will also show it.
One can find information on Red Sox trades on websites like Yahoo, Bleacher Report, Over the Moster, MLB Trader Rumors, ESPN, Boston Globe or Providence Journal.
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It was called Braves Field. http://atlanta.braves.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/atl/ballpark/history.jsp#Braves They first played in the South End Grounds in Boston, until the built Braves Field in 1915. The Braves played the 1914 World series at Fenway Park because it was bigger and newer than the South End Grounds.
This is a good site to get that information: http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/bos/fan_forum/newsletters.jsp
Radio, and television sponsors and stations which carry the broadcast of the ball games typically produce these schedules as well as advertisers of the broadcast. The First National Bank of Boston would be one. In general for all Major League teams, schedules from the 1950-1959 time period are worth about $20. -$25.Schedules that picture an old ballpark, a player of interest, or feature noted artwork could raise the value. For example the New York team schedules from the 1950's that were sponsored by Manufacturers Trust Company feature the art work of noted Sporting News artist Willard Mullin. These pocket schedules sell in the $60. -$200. price range. If the Red Sox schedule you have features Willard Mullin artwork it could be compatible in value.See Related Links below for an example.
'Cause they're the Boston Red Sox.
The boston red sox don't reveal where they stay, but if you are a true fan you can find out from players blogs and fans blogs. Hope this helps!! ;)
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I think Boston Red Sox red is PMS 201.
If possible, it is better to edit the question and answer so that they still apply, or so that they record historical information. For example, let's say someone asked "Who are the Boston Red Sox playing for their 2006 season opener?" That can later be changed to "Who did the Boston Red Sox play in their 2006 season opener?" or "How do you find out who the Boston Red Sox will play in this season's opening game?" etc.
Information about Red October can be obtained from the following sources: "Wikipedia", "Bbc", "Securelist", "Information week", "Dailymail", "govcert", "Darkreading", to mention a few.