For the record - April 19, 2011
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Major League Baseball: Two baseball box scores in the April 18 Sports section erred in carrying data from Saturday’s games, not Sunday’s. The corrected box scores, for Oakland’s 5-1 win at home over Detroit and Boston’s 8-1 win at home over Toronto, appear on Page C4 of this edition.
“Rio”: The review of the movie “Rio” in the April 15 Calendar section misspelled the first name of actor Jemaine Clement as Jermaine.
India surrogates: An article in the April 18 Section A about a couple who used a surrogacy service in India contained a miscredited photo. Mark Magnier of The Times, not Anshul Rana, took the photo of the couple.
Well-priced wines: In the April 14 Food section, a list of good wines for less than $15 that accompanied an article about inexpensive quality wines misspelled the name of the 2008 Aguijon de Abeja Malbec wine as Aguinon.
Scars: An April 17 article in Section A on how to treat scars incorrectly identified Los Angeles dermatologist Dr. Jessica Wu as Jennifer Wu.
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