Photos: Fans celebrate the Red Sox win
Fans in Fenway Park celebrated after the Red Sox took the lead in the fourth inning.
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Fans cheered as the Red Sox built an early lead.
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Boston University police officers cheered after the Red Sox scored.
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Fans celebrated during the game.
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A fan held a sign during the game.
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A young fan at Fenway looked on during the eighth inning.
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Fans cheered on the Red Sox at the Forum restaurant on Boylston Street.
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Fans at Latino Restaurant in Jamaica Plain celebrated the win.
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Fans at White Horse Tavern in Allston celebrated as the Red Sox clinched the World Series.
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Anticipating rowdiness, police started to clear the crowds from the Fenway Park area during the 5th inning.
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Just under two miles away from Fenway In Allston, Boston Police kept watch as fans left bars.
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Fans celebrated by jumping on a moving cab on Massachusetts Avenue and Boylston Street.
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A Boston Red Sox fan climbed into the stadium after fans outside stormed Gate B and ran into the ballpark.
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Sox fans outside Fenway Park stormed Gate B and ran into the ballpark.
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Police officers in riot gear moved crowds back after celebrations got out of control outside of Fenway Park.
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Fans celebrate on Boylston Street, atop the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
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Fans rejoiced at the spot where two bombs exploded in April, killing three people and injuring more than 260.
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Fans celebrated under the Citgo sign in Kenmore Square.
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Celebrators hung out of car windows on Boylston Street.
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A crowd gathered on the steps of a building in Kenmore Square.
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People climbed on an overturned car on Charlesgate Street.
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Others climbed to the top of traffic lights outside of Fenway Park.
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A fan carried a sign reading “Papi is a Legend,” saluting designated hitter and series MVP David Ortiz.
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Ben Eley, of Blue Hill, Maine, cheered as police started to clear the crowds from the Fenway Park area during the 5th inning.
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