(CNN) -- The St. Louis Cardinals finished their improbable run Friday night with a convincing 6-2 win, beating the Texas Rangers and giving the franchise another World Series championship. Instead of the furious comebacks the Cards have been known for this year, the Cards grabbed a commanding lead in the fifth inning Friday and held on. "We got it. It is unbelievable," outfielder Allen Craig said. "This is an unbelievable group of guys. I am just glad to be a part of this." Craig, who caught the last out of the game, was more than a part of it. He hit a home run in the third inning of Friday's game and stole a home run from Ranger Nelson Cruz leaping over the wall to bring the ball back.

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- Allen Craig were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- CNN were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- Cardinals were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- Cards were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- Craig were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- David Freese were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- Freese were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- Game 7 were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- Nelson Cruz were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- St. Louis Cardinals were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- Texas Rangers were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- World Series were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
- World Series MVP were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.
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Cardinals were pushed to within their last strike in the ninth and 10th innings only to come back and erase two-run deficits both times.


By Sarah Bull and Mark Duell Last updated at 2:50 PM on 27th February 2012 Hollywood actress Sean Young spent four hours in a police station after allegedly fighting with a security guard at an Oscars party last night. The 52-year-old star, who hasn't been in a major film since 2008, is said to have argued with a guard at the Governor's Ball in Los Angeles. She was placed under citizens' arrest by another member of the security team then taken away by police and booked for battery. Scroll down for video Film star: Sean Young, 52, allegedly argued with a guard at the Governor's Ball, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences official party

Young said she was 'carted off to spend four hours at the Hollywood police', adding 'shame on you (the

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- Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences) for that.'
- Blade Runner) for that.'
- Governor's Ball) for that.'
- Hollywood) for that.'
- Jennifer Aniston) for that.'
- L.A.) for that.'
- Los Angeles) for that.'
- Mark Duell) for that.'
- Oscars) for that.'
- Sarah Bull) for that.'
- Sean Young) for that.'
- Vanity Fair) for that.'
- Young) for that.'
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Academy) for that.'


By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 10:24 EST, 19 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:42 EST, 19 February 2013 A widow who lost her husband to cancer three years ago is now fighting a battle with Hallmark to create end-of-life sympathy cards. Activist and artist Regina Holliday has been petitioning for the immensely popular card company to create a line of hospice cards that are meant to say goodbye to friends, loved ones, and acquaintances. Though the greeting card company has plenty of ‘Get Well Soon’ cards and sympathy cards if the worst should happen, there are no cards specifically designed for someone in terminal care.

Available options now: Two current options from Hallmark's '

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- Beth Stebner' section, neither of which Mrs Holliday believes appropriate for a person who is terminally ill
- Fred' section, neither of which Mrs Holliday believes appropriate for a person who is terminally ill
- Get Well Soon' section, neither of which Mrs Holliday believes appropriate for a person who is terminally ill
- Hallmark' section, neither of which Mrs Holliday believes appropriate for a person who is terminally ill
- Regina Holliday' section, neither of which Mrs Holliday believes appropriate for a person who is terminally ill
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Get Well Soon' section, neither of which Mrs Holliday believes appropriate for a person who is terminally ill