Few smiles on Rays fans as game lets out

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OCTOBER 22, 2008

Rays fans were quiet as they trudged out of Tropicana Field after their boys lost 3-2 in Game 1 of the World Series.

Some Rays fans started leaving before the last out. Phillies fans were beaming in their bright red.

Carole Ullmann, 65 of Tampa said she still hopes they'll win the World Series, though she's not sure she'll get to come to another game to see it. Ullman said it was still worth the price to come to this game.

"I wish they'd have won," she said. "I'm glad I got to come to a World Series game."

Stephanie Garry, Times Staff Writer

Posted by Times Editor at 11:09:03 pm on October 22, 2008 in

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