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Red Sox rout: Cardinals get 'wake-up call' in Game 1

TON -- If you happen to see the St. Louis Cardinals wandering the streets,  cosplay costumes for sale  stop what you're doing, call security, and tell them the World Series started.
Certainly, those weren't the real Cardinals that showed up Wednesday night, embarrassed 8-1 by the Boston Red Sox in Game 1 at Fenway Park, leaving Little Leaguers covering their eyes in horror.
BOX SCORE: Red Sox 8, Cardinals 1
"We got a wake-up call,'' Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "That's not the kind of team we've been all season.
"They are frustrated. I'm sure embarrassed to a point. We get an opportunity to show the kind of baseball we played all season long, and it didn't look anything like what we saw.''
If the loss wasn't painful and ugly enough for the Cardinals to endure, the Cardinals played the last seven innings of the game without All-Star right fielder Carlos Beltran, and aren't sure of his return.
WATCH: Cardinals allow infield fly to drop
Beltran bruised his right ribs while robbing David Ortiz of a grand slam in the second inning when he crashed into the right field fence. He spent the rest of the game at the Massachusetts General Hospital undergoing X-rays and a CT scan, which were negative.
Yes, it was that kind of night for the Cardinals, who resurrected memories of the last time they were in town for the World Series. It was 2004. They were swept in four games by the Red Sox.
UMPIRES: Reverse call at second base
BELTRAN: Series debut cut short with injury
The Red Sox, whether they're clean-shaven idiots or bearded wonders, just don't lose when they get to this point of a season. It has been 27 years since the Red Sox lost a World Series game, winning nine in a row since Game 7 of the 1986 World Series, tying the Cincinnati Reds for the fourth-longest streak in World Series history.
The Red Sox, who love regaling fans with their history, don't mind providing a few reminders for the Cardinals to wrap their head around. They are hauling out players from that 2004 World Series team to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before Game 2. What's next, inviting Don Denkinger from the 1985 World Series, and re-living the blown call that cost the Cardinals the title?
Yes, you know times have changed when second-base umpire Dana DeMuth can miss a call, once again in favor of the Cardinals, only for it to be correctly overturned.
It changed the Cardinals' fate for the night, and left Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright wondering why the Houston Astros were playing behind him all night in the field. The Cardinals dropped balls. They kicked balls. They watched balls drop in front of them.
"Everything I threw tonight,'' said Wainwright, who gave up six hits and five runs (three earned) in five innings, "was pretty much garbage.''
No, it was the defense behind him that looked like trash blowing across the field. If it wasn't shortstop Pete Kozma making errors, it was third baseman David Freese. If it wasn't catcher Yadier Molina missing a pop-up, it was Wainwright, with both players taking the blame for Stephen Drew's infield popup that dropped between the two of them.
"We absolutely gave up too many bases, too many opportunities,'' Matheny said. "And extra outs in situations like this, against teams like this, they're' going to kill you.
"And that's what happened tonight.''
The Red Sox, behind Jon Lester's 7 2/3-inning scoreless innings, now can only hope history repeats itself. Every home team to win Game 1 has gone on to win the World Series since 1993.
"A lot went right for us,'' said Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli, who drove in three runs with his bases-loaded double in the first inning, "but when you get opportunities, you have to take advantage of them. We did that.''
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Same-sex couples test North Carolina gay marriage ban

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — An official in western North Carolina has accepted  fairy tail cosplay costumes  marriage license requests from 10 same-sex couples, despite a 2012 amendment to the state constitution forbidding such marriages.
Buncombe County Register of Deeds Drew Reisinger said he will hold the licenses and ask state Attorney General Roy Cooper for legal advice. Reisinger said he thinks the state's ban is unconstitutional.
Cooper said Monday that he supports gay marriage. But he has said he'll defend the state's constitutional ban on gay marriage. A spokeswoman for Cooper's office said the marriage licenses cannot be issued.
Brenda Clark and Carol McCrory, a couple who have been together for 25 years, were the first to ask Reisinger for a license Tuesday morning.
Reisinger congratulated them, then said he would ask the attorney general for permission before signing their license.
"I think it's pretty clear that there is a contradiction between state law and federal law, and we want some clarification," Reisinger said.
McCrory praised Reisinger for his courage in accepting their marriage license request. "I'm very proud of you," she said.
The Campaign for Southern Equality has been going from county to county, trying to find someone to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples as part of its "We Do" campaign.
The Rev. Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, executive director of the Campaign for Southern Equality, called Reisinger's action "another step forward in the path to full equality for LGBT people."
Before the 10 couples applied for marriage licenses Tuesday, Beach-Ferrara and 100 supporters gathered in a downtown Asheville church to encourage them.
Beach-Ferrara said they will keep pressing the issue. She called the state's ban on same-sex marriage "morally wrong."
"You can only deal with this for so long. It wears on your soul. It wears on your spirit, and it's wrong," she said.
Reisinger's announcement Monday that he would accept licenses came hours after an Associated Press story revealed that Cooper said he supports same-sex marriage. But Cooper also said his personal views won't prevent him from defending North Carolina's ban in court.
Cooper is named as a defendant and is the state's lead designated attorney in a lawsuit filed by several same-sex couples that was recently expanded to challenge the constitutionality of the amendment in light of a U.S. Supreme Court decision over the summer.
Thirteen states and the District of Columbia permit same-sex marriages.
This is the second time the Campaign for Southern Equality has targeted Asheville. The bohemian university town in western North Carolina has a large gay and lesbian population.
Two years ago, a same-sex couple was arrested after refusing to leave Reisinger's office when the pair was turned down for a marriage license. The arrests followed a downtown rally that drew about 300 people, where same-sex couples were blessed by clergy members.
Reisinger recalled that protest and said it was now time to take action. He said he told the attorney general's office last week that he was planning to accept marriage licenses from same-sex couples.
But Reisinger said he would abide by the attorney general's ruling.
"If the attorney general says he will not allow me to issue marriage licenses, then I will respect the  zoro costume   law of the land. But if he grants me permission to issue these marriage licenses, I will be excited to be the first in the South to make that happen," he said.