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Clarkson achieved his immaculate inning in the sixth with the game tied at two runs each.

Here's how the Lynn, Massachusetts Daily Evening Item reported the historic inning the next day.

Clarkson had a full head of steam.

In the sixth inning, he struck out two men on six balls.

Before we go, we want to recognize our terrific teachers.

Ms. B's Bobcats at Breed Middle School in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Mrs. Duda's Bengals at St. Teresa of Calcutta in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania.

Ms. Rose's students and their porch goose named Henry at Stevens Brook in Bridgton, Maine.

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Yeah, well, yeah, it actually was GE's Lynn facility where I was, which is really in Massachusetts, which is the center for the military engine products, of course.

Although I did go to Cincinnati to Evendale earlier this year as well.

So I have been to both of their key sites.

have been blamed really by all of the manufacturers for these delays in, for example, the GENX engine for the 787 production line in Charleston.

At the root of it, GE has not really been very specific about why the engines have been slow to the production line at Boeing, but this is one of the choke points that we've known of.

And it was specifically called out at Lynn when we were there last week just to visit the military side of it.

And I think the problem is that it's like all of these supply chain aspects.

And, you know, we all, it was that kind of, and he's also a man of New England.

He's from Lynn Mass, a working class town in Massachusetts.

And he was always a believer, like, if you wanted something, you had to work for it.

When I was 13, one of my really cool members only jacket, like all the cool kids in the 80s had, he said, great, get to work.

That was CAI's Amy Kulb Noyes reporting.

Still ahead this hour, some walls in Lynn are getting more than a fresh coat of paint.

This is In Common, with news from the Berkshires to the Bay.

I'm Jeremy Siegel.

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That was Rick's Place Executive Director Therese Ross and radio host Steve Nagle on NEPM's Fabulous 413, talking about their experiences with overcoming grief.

On the North Shore, the city of Lynn is home to about 100 public murals that splash color and design across the busy downtown.

GBH's Magdiela Mata spoke recently with a group of young people who were recruited to work alongside professional artists to make their creative mark on Lynn.

Then comes Ed Robinson, first base, hit .252 on the year.

Batting eighth and catching, Jim Hegan, who lives in Lynn, Massachusetts, nearby here.

With a batting average of .248.

And in the ninth spot in the batting order and pitching is Bobby Feller.

No runs, no hits, no errors, none left.

This has been an even ballgame so far, except that Ken Keltner has dented the hit column for the Cleveland Indians.

In the first half of the third inning of a scoreless World Series opener, Jim Hegan of Lynn, Bob Feller of Waukegan, and Dale Mitchell of Normal, Oklahoma will be the batters.

In two innings, the Indians have sent seven men up to the plate, and the Boston Braves have sent six.

But because of all the marketing around LLMs and chatbots, the public at least sort of loses the view that that's part of the realm of possibility too.

It was, you know, on Monday, spent the day in Lynn, Massachusetts, where GE Aerospace has one of its engine facilities.

And that was the facility where America's first jet engine was tested back in the early days of World War II.

Obviously, it was a copy or derivative of Britain's Whittle-designed jet engine.