The Boston Red Sox completed a sweep of the World Series Sunday night, beating the Colorado Rockies in four games. The final was 4-3. Boston jumped out to a 1-0 first inning lead and added single runs in the fifth, seventh and eighth innings. Mike Lowell and Bobby Kielty each had home runs for Boston, and Brad Hawpe and Garrett Atkins homered for Colorado. Atkins hit his, a two-run shot in the eighth off Boston set-up man Hideki Okajima, who had given up a three-run homer to Matt Holliday in the seventh inning Saturday night. Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon came in with one out in the eighth and retired Ryan Spillbourgs on a ground ball and Hawpe on a flyout to center field. After the Sox went down in order in the ninth, Papelbon retired Torvit Torrealba on a grounder to second. Jamie Carroll hit a long fly ball to left field that Ellsbury caught at the wall and pinch hitter Seth Smith struck out on a 2-2 pitch. At 12:06 EDT on Monday, Oct. 29, the Red Sox were world champions...