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Don Zimmer, his left cheek ballooned with chewing tobacco, scanned the crowd at Fenway before a game against the Indians on July 26, 1976.

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Zimmer sat with Ted Williams in the dugout at Fenway Sept. 30, 1978.

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Zimmer argued with home plate umpire Terry Cooney in Anaheim July 10, 1979.

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Don Zimmer removed Dennis Eckersley, with Carlton Fisk at his side, in a game against the Yankees Sept. 9, 1978.

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Pedro Martinez threw Yankees bench coach Don Zimmer to the ground during Game 3 of the ALCS Oct. 11, 2003.

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Don Zimmer shared a laugh at Fenway with Jimmy Piersall on Sept. 17, 2010, as they were inducted into the Red Sox Hall of Fame.

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Don Zimmer and Ted Williams on Aug. 24, 1976.

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A Don Zimmer baseball card.

Zimmer led the Red Sox in base running instruction during March 1978.

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Zimmer led the Red Sox in base running instruction in March 1978.

Former Red Sox manager Don Zimmer dies at 83

Zimmer was manager of the Red Sox from 1976 to 1980 and most recently was senior adviser for the Rays.

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Kings defeat Rangers in Game 1 of Stanley Cup Final

Justin Williams scored at 4:36 of overtime in Los Angeles to the Kings the lead in the Final.

Contest aims to enliven public spaces in Boston

A book-lending kiosk for the Greenway and furniture that doubles as slides are among the winning ideas of the first Public Space Invitational.

A 9-year-old fashion wunderkind finds a following

Newton fourth-grader Tobias Otting will give a TEDxCambridge talk thanks to the success of his blog, the Junior Sartorialist.

Lottery often gives aid to affluent, takes from poor

Teresa Nguyen gave a lottery ticket for a customer as she worked behind the counter at Tan-Thang Market on Broadway in Chelsea on Wednesday.

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An analysis shows that 189 municipalities pay more into the lottery than they get back as aid, including 58 where income is below the state average.

Brown resigns from Fla. firm’s advisory board

Scott Brown called his continued role with the company, which had no revenue, products, trademarks, or patents, an “unwanted distraction.”

Investigation continues into Hanscom crash

Investigators remained at Hanscom Field today, searching for clues in the private jet crash that killed seven people Saturday night.

Hanscom crash victim Lewis Katz remembered at service

A who’s who of sports, politics, media, and entertainment attended a memorial service for Katz, who was one of seven killed in the plane crash.

Opinion

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For a vibrant waterfront, hold the big box

An expansion of the convention center may come at the expense of the waterfront area.

John L. Allen Jr.

Clean-up of Vatican finances becomes English-speaking operation

Those who work in the Vatican’s new Secretariat for the Economy will be required to be proficient in English.

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Undated photos of Khairullozhon Matanov.

Tsarnaev friend had identified brothers to police

David Ortiz was upset that only Boston’s Brandon Workman, and not Tampa’s David Price, was suspended after the Red Sox and Rays scuffled in Friday’s game.

Dan Shaughnessy

For David Ortiz, the rules are different

Eitan Green had a reputation among friends and family for being meticulously prepared and analytical in his approach to guiding in places like Mount Rainier.

To many, lost guide reached humanity’s heights

Colleen Koperek, a prep cook at Ten Tables (here separating eggs and preparing vegetables), left a desk job at MIT to go to culinary school.

Career changes in food industry

Spring onions and a sugar snap pea, quinoa, and radish dish at Sarma.

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Vegetables are stealing the show

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Frequent BSO conductor Frühbeck de Burgos to retire

California Chrome, under jockey Victor Espinoza, wins the Kentucky Derby sporting his Flair nasal strip. AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File

Inside a horse’s equipment

Dr. Dre has purchased Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen’s Brentwood estate for $40 million.

Dr. Dre buys Brady/Bundchen estate

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Depp, as Bulger, recreates a murder

Some of the 669 cabins in the Yotel New York, near Times Square, are about 175 square feet in size. A developer plans similar rooms in Boston, from 160 to 200 square feet.

Yotel plans micro hotel for Boston

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Hopper helps you book cheap flights

Mayor Martin J. Walsh met with college leaders Tuesday, including Sister Janet Eisner of Emmanuel College.

Spotlight follow-up

Colleges to give off-campus housing data

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To produce a digitized version of Martindale Country Club in Auburn, Maine, drones conducted flyovers at three heights.

Drones can help simulate any golf course

For about $30,000 (which includes the price of one simulator), P3 will deliver a carbon-copy, digitized version of any golf course.

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Black bear cub makes the rounds in Sturbridge

The cub has been spotted multiple times, and police are asking residents to be mindful of what they keep outside.

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Shirley Leung

Chance for mayor to tackle labor costs

Adrian Walker

Move on from residency relic

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A more vibrant waterfront

SCOT LEHIGH

EPA policy good for the market

KEVIN CULLEN

Indifference makers

An anti-government fighter sits with an anti-aircraft weapon in front an oil refinery in eastern Libya in 2011.

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The oil mistake

Derek Herber (left) reported a scoring error at the Division 2 track meet that cost his team the championship.