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What to Watch on Tuesday: PBS doc goes 'Inside Fenway' for park's 100th birthday

Hotel Hell (8pm, Fox) - In the conclusion to last night's series premiere, Gordon Ramsay sides with Juniper Inn staffers against their sketchy boss -- who he actually catches in a blatant lie.

Rizzoli & Isles (9pm, TNT) - Jane and Maura investigate when a dead woman is found inside a broken statue. Meanwhile, a new homicide detective arrives and Dennis Rockmond returns to woo Maura.

L.A. Complex (9pm, CW) - Abby's love life becomes complicated and Nick's night out with the guys leaves Sabrina feeling scorned.

Inside Fenway Park: An Icon at 100 (10pm, UNC-TV) - The centennial of the oldest and smallest MLB ballpark in the U.S. -- as well as an important public space for the city of Boston -- is celebrated in this documentary, which includes a look at different uses of the park over the years: for soldier masses during WWI, for the 1918 Irish Republican rally, for FDR's final campaign speech, and for a variety of concerts. The film uses a recent Red Sox-Yankees game as a thread to the history of the ballpark and as a way to go inside a major league baseball game.

Collection Intervention (10pm, Syfy) - Syfy's spin on hoarding focuses on people who take "collecting" (like "Star Wars" obsessives) to a ridiculous level. Adrienne has a review.

Covert Affairs (10pm, USA) - Annie and Eyal look for the source of a leak in Israel after an Iranian missile is found to contain secret American technology.

Our America with Lisa Ling (10pm, OWN) - Ling reports on men who were wrongly convicted. Her interview includes the story of a daughter who fights for justice for her father, who is on death row.

DBAP sets park record for ACC tourney

DURHAM — Durham Bulls Athletic Park pulled its best showing yet for combined attendance at the ACC Baseball Championship this week.

Attendance for the event, over 13 games beginning Wednesday, was at 39,669 in a preliminary count by The News & Observer.

That’s the best the event has ever done in Durham, beating the city’s previous high-mark for the event in 1998, when 24,162 showed.

ACC's Fenway date moved to 2010

The ACC’s date with history in Boston’s famed Fenway Park has been moved back a year because of a scheduling mistake.

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