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Darin Erstad added a solo homer in the seventh, and the Angels got anoth er run on Schilling’s throwing error and an RBI double by Glaus. Schilling grabbed at his right ankle after watch ing his throw to first bounce down the right-field line, and stayed in for one more batter. Many in the crowd began waving Rally Monkeys during the seventh. They were all over the place during the Angels’ postseason run two years ago. The Red Sox got a run back in the eighth on Doug Mientkiewicz’s two out bunt single off Ramon Ortiz. Slow-footed Bengie Molina lined a single with two outs and a runner at first in the Angels’ sixth. Right field er Gabe Kapler threw to first, with the ball sailing over first baseman Millar’s head. The play prompted laughter in the Boston dugout and would have been close had the throw been accurate. David Eckstein followed with a single to load the bases, but Dallas McPherson grounded to second to end the inning. Glaus doubled to start the Angels’ second, but was stranded as Schilling retired Jeff DaVanon, Moli na and Eckstein. The Angels threatened again in the third, putting two on with one out. But Vladimir Guerrero flied to right and Garret Anderson grounded to short. The Red Sox then put the game away. Roetman: Sosa needs to leave the Cubbies Continued from page 9 with their pursuit of a World Series championship. If the Cubs do trade Sosa, however, a clause in his contract will guarantee him another $18 mil lion in 2006. While $35 million for two seasons would be a spendy in vestment for a home-run-hitter in decline, Sosa’s marketability is bound to be enough to lure a team into taking on most, if not all, of his f giant contract. While it’s hard to fathom Sosa play ing for someone other than my beloved Cubbies, the time has come for the two to part ways. The North Siders are no longer lovable losers, but a team with great starting pitching, ca pable of competing for a spot in the postseason. Accepting defeat as long as Sosa hits a meaningless, late-inning homer is no longer an option. Sosa’s departure is one of several things that needs to happen in order for the Cubs to make a run at the 2005 World Series. I never thought this day would come. I’m ashamed to be a Sammy Sosa fan. jonroetman@ daily emerald, com -1 ■\TT TT oct. 9 FREE WASH! OCt. 23 FREE DRY! (1 per family, please) Emerald Laiuidromat Always Clean 165 E. 1 7th (Behind Safeway And Hirons) Open 7am-11 pm Daily Your planet thanks you for usins our machines—the most eco-friendly ever made! Our exceptional equipment gives you: faster wash/dry! • cleaner clothes! • more clothes per load—fewer $$$! • more fun— TV & Free WiFi! All of our machines are front loader machines with 18-50 lb. capacity! 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