(Yahoo!) The Philadelphia Eagles also remain undefeated with a 34–31 overtime win over the Cleveland Browns. (Yahoo!) The Miami Dolphins stun the St. Louis Rams 31–14 for their first win of the season. (Yahoo!) The Jacksonville Jaguars stun the Indianapolis Colts 27–24 on a last minute 50-yard field goal from Josh Scobee. (Yahoo!) Deion Sanders has his first interception return for a touchdown since 1998 as his Baltimore Ravens beat the Buffalo Bills 20–6. (Yahoo!) Emmitt Smith rushed for 100 yards for the 78th time in his career, surpassing Walter Payton en route to a 25–17 Arizona Cardinals victory over the Seattle Seahawks. (ESPN) NASCAR: Jimmie Johnson's sixth win of the 2004 NASCAR season, at the Subway 500 at Martinsville Speedway near Martinsville, Virginia, is overshadowed by the crash of a private plane today belonging to his racing team, Hendrick Motorsports. (ESPN) All 10 people on board the plane were killed, including four relatives of team owner Rick Hendrick. (ESPN) Ice skating: During an ABC televised competition, skater Tatiana Totmianina suffers a fall after her partner slipped off his right foot. She remains unconscious for some minutes, and is hospitalized with damage to her head, neck and eyes. October 23, 2004 (Saturday) Baseball: 2004 World Series, Game 1: Hosting the St. Louis Cardinals on a cold night at Fenway Park, the Boston Red Sox won the highest scoring Game One of Series history, 11–9. The Red Sox took a 7–2 lead in the third inning, but the Cardinals tied it by the 7th. Mark Bellhorn's two-run home run in the bottom of the 8th provided the winning margin. (ESPN) Cross-country skiing: World Cup 2005 season opening in Düsseldorf, Germany: The 0.8 km Ladies' Sprint race is won by Marit Bjørgen (NOR), with Anna Dahlberg (SWE) and Gabriella Paruzzi coming in second and third. (FIS-Ski results) The 1.5 km Men's Sprint race is won by Peter Larsson (SWE), with Tor Arne Hetland (NOR) and Cristian Zorzi (ITA) coming in second and third. (FIS-Ski results) Rugby league Tri-Nations: Australia defeat New Zealand 32–12 at Loftus Road, London. October 21, 2004 (Thursday) Baseball: National League Championship Series, Game 7: The St. Louis Cardinals advance to the World Series with a 5–2 win over the Houston Astros. In the sixth inning, Albert Pujols ties the game with an RBI double, and Scott Rolen gives the Cardinals the lead for good with a two-run homer