(Tuesday) <div id="15_October_2007"> </div id> Baseball: 2007 MLB Postseason 2007 American League Championship Series Cleveland Indians 7, Boston Red Sox 3 The Indians score all of their runs in a fifth inning extended when Red Sox first baseman Kevin Youkilis drops a foul ball. Youkilis, David Ortiz and Manny Ramírez hit consecutive home runs in the sixth, but the Indians bullpen turns in another solid performance to close the game. Paul Byrd picks up the win for the Tribe. Indians lead series, 3–1 Cricket: Australian cricket team in India in 2007–08 195/8 (46 ov.) beat 193 (41.3 ov.) by 2 wickets 15 October 2007 (Monday) American football: National Football League Week 6: New York Giants 31, Atlanta Falcons 10 Eli Manning throws for 303 yards and two touchdowns as the Giants win their fourth straight game. Baseball: 2007 MLB Postseason 2007 American League Championship Series Cleveland Indians 4, Boston Red Sox 2: Kenny Lofton opens the scoring with a two-run homer. The Indians go ahead on an Asdrúbal Cabrera RBI single. Tribe starter Jake Westbrook and gives up only a two-run homer to Jason Varitek, while Cleveland's defense backs him up with three double plays. Indians lead series, 2–1. 2007 National League Championship Series Colorado Rockies 6, Arizona Diamondbacks 4: The Rockies get all their runs in the fourth inning, including a three-run shot from Matt Holliday, and hold on for the win and their first World Series appearance ever. Rockies win series 4–0. <div id="14_October_2007"> </div id> 14 October 2007 (Sunday) American football National Football League Week 6: Minnesota Vikings 34, Chicago Bears 31 Vikings running back Adrian Peterson rushes for 224 yards and three touchdowns. In addition, Peterson racked up a rookie record 361 all-purpose yards. Cleveland Browns 41, Miami Dolphins 31 Green Bay Packers 17, Washington Redskins 14 Kansas City Chiefs 27, Cincinnati Bengals 20 Philadelphia Eagles 16, New York Jets 9 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13, Tennessee Titans 10 Jacksonville Jaguars 37, Houston Texans 17 Baltimore Ravens 22, St. Louis Rams 3 Carolina Panthers 25, Arizona Cardinals 10 Vinny Testaverde, signed this week by the Panthers, becomes the oldest starting quarterback to win a game in NFL history. He also extends his record of consecutive seasons with at least one touchdown pass to 21. New England Patriots 48, Dallas Cowboys 27 San Diego Chargers 28, Oakland Raiders 14 New Orleans Saints 28, Seattle Seahawks 17 Auto racing: