THE YANKEES WIN!!!
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THE YANKEES WIN!!!

As the game progressed and the Yanks dominated, I also had to indulge in a Angels Stadium Hot Dog. In my official Caltech Food Critic opinion, nothing beats the Nathan’s Hot Dogs in Yankees Stadium…but then again, those are almost $10 and this was $4.50. So at least it was worth the money!

By the time it got to the top of the 9th inning and it was 7-1, we decided we should head out to beat the traffic out and get back to school at a normal hour. But on the way back to the car, the Yanks scored another 3 runs for a final score of 10-1! Way to go NY!!!!

Overall, it was a really fun and exciting excursion to break up the monotony of the school week with. Also as a senior I can take advantage of my more free schedule ;).

GO YANKS! WORLD SERIES CHAMPS 2009!!!!!

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