Fenway announcer killed in crash By KURTIS LARSON, QMI AGENCY

Overall view of Fenway Park. (GETTY)

Multiple U.S. news agencies are reporting Carl Beane, the public address announcer at Boston’s Fenway Park, was killed in a single-car accident in Sturbridge, Massachusetts Wednesday afternoon.

According to the Boston Globe, Beane’s Suzuki crossed over a road and crashed into a tree and wall before golfers at a nearby course contacted emergency personnel around noon.

A fixture in Boston since 2003, the 59-year-old recently voiced exhibits at Major League Baseball’s Hall of Fame and was the in-stadium announcer for the 2004 and 2007 World Series games at Fenway.