CHICAGO -- The Latest on the Chicago Cubs winning the World Series for the first time in 108 years. (all times local):----3:20 p.m.An Anheuser-Busch video features the voice of the late Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray predicting that sure as God made green apples the Cubs would someday win the World Series. It intersperses his play-by-play as if he were calling Game 7 of the Cubs win over the Cleveland Indians for the title.The ad shows the statue of Caray outside Wrigley Field and tense fans in bars, his deep voice intoning, Boy, if you have a weak heart, turn the set off. The rest of you, stay with us!Then it cuts to fans celebrating, and Carey saying Holy Cow! You talk about a mass of happy humanity. How about those Cubbies? Now our lives are complete!Caray, a pitchman for Bud, died in 1998 without seeing his beloved Cubs make it to the World Series.Nike ran an ad after the final out of Game 7. It showed a boy on a ball field, joyfully playing several positions and hitting a home run to the play-by-play of Caray and a song by Willie Nelson.----2 p.m.President Barack Obama has invited the World Series champion Chicago Cubs to visit him at the White House.The president tweeted the invitation early Thursday, shortly after the Cubs beat Cleveland to win the World Series.It happened: (at)Cubs win World Series. Thats change even this South Sider can believe in. Want to come to the White House before I leave?Obama previously lived in Chicago and rooted for the White Sox, who won the World Series in 2005. But since they didnt make the postseason, Obama cheered for the Cubs.----1:30 p.m.Chicago officials say hundreds of thousands Cubs fans had a largely peaceful celebration on Wednesday night after the teams historic win.Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications spokeswoman Melissa Stratton says there were 14 arrests, mostly for disorderly and reckless conduct.Fans poured into Wrigleyville and throughout the city to celebrate the Cubs 8-7 win in 10 innings. The Cubs overcame a rain delay and late surge by the Cleveland Indians for the teams first World Series title since 1908.----1:20 p.m.Fans will line the streets Friday for a parade to honor the World Series champion Chicago Cubs.A spokesman for Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says the parade will be Friday, two days after the Cubs broke a 108-year championship drought.Spokesman Adam Collins says more details will be available later in the day.The Chicago Tribune reports Emanuel is calling it a parade to stand the test of time.----1 p.m.Chicago fans are writing their names in chalk on the Wrigley Field brick wall.Lashawn Bennett, a fan since 1976 and a throat cancer survivor, borrowed chalk from Katie Compton to write his name. Compton, a special education teaching assistant, wrote a dozen names of living and departed fans and some for her co-workers.Writer Peggy Herrington says she hid under a blanket during an emotional roller coaster as the Cubs blew a 5-1 lead and needed 10 innings to secure the win against Cleveland.She says Chicago fans are used to being slightly disappointed, but this season the team shed the label of lovable losers.Artist Donna Drapeau says the victory showed the fight and grit of the fans and the city. She says shes fine with the new identity as winners.----11:20 a.m.Hillary Clinton cheered her hometown Chicago Cubs on to victory in the World Series.With the game going to extra innings, Clinton saw the final moments on an aides iPad after finishing a presidential campaign rally in Arizona.Reporters in vans behind the motorcade could hear cheers from the direction of Clintons vehicle after the final out. An aide says Clinton staffer and Cubs fan Connolly Keigher pulled one of the Cubs signature W flags from her purse.Clinton and the staffer held it up in celebration after the 10-inning game.---11 a.m.Fans are gathering in Wrigleyville to snap selfies in front of the iconic marquee on the stadium that declares the Chicago Cubs World Series Champions.Long-suffering Cubs fans are reveling in the epic win over the Cleveland Indians, ending a 108-year-old drought.Chicago resident and native of the Philippines Ian Bajamunde held up a newspaper with the joyous headlines and asked a passerby to take a picture of him in front of the stadium. A fan since 1996, he says its surreal that the Cubs won. He chose the Cubs over the White Sox when he moved to city because he called the team more lovable.Fans also are adding their names in chalk to the back brick wall of Wrigley Field.----9:05 a.m.The Cubs have returned to sweet home Chicago hours after knocking off the Indians in Cleveland to win their first World Series in 108 years.A caravan of team buses was welcomed by a raucous crowd outside Wrigley Field early Thursday morning. Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo showed off the World Series trophy for the cheering fans.Players took turns passing the hardware around on their way back from Cleveland. Numerous Cubs players can be seen on Twitter posing with the trophy on the team plane, including Dexter Fowler, Jorge Soler and John Lackey.Catcher David Ross, who homered in the final game of his career, shared his picture with the trophy and quipped, Look what the boys got me for my retirement. 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MINNEAPOLIS -- Freshman Amir Coffey scored 10 points, all in the second half, and Minnesota came from behind to beat Texas-Arlington 84-67 on Monday night.Reggie Lynch, in his first year with Minnesota after transferring last season, scored 14 points. Jordan Murphy added 11 points and 12 rebounds and five Gophers in all scored in double figures.I think it just shows, we got a long way to go obviously, but this is not last years team, Minnesota coach Richard Pitino said. Its very evident. Its a totally different team with much more balance and depth.The Gophers (2-0) trailed the final eight minutes of the first half against the preseason Sun Belt Conference favorite Mavericks (1-1).But Coffey and Lynch ignited Minnesota in the second half. Minnesota used a 22-1 run to take control as Texas-Arlington missed its first 12 shots of the half and had a scoring drought of over six minutes.We were just out there playing free and guarding the 3, which was the biggest problem in the first half, Lynch said.Jalen Jones scored 17 points and Erick Neal added 12 for Texas-Arlington. The Mavericks pulled out road wins at Ohio State and Memphis last season, and appeared primed to pull another upset against the Gophers.Texas-Arlington hit 9 of 18 3-pointers in the first half but just one in the second half.I think our guys, to be honest, it looks to me like they lost a little bit of that chip on their shoulder, grit, coach Scott Cross said. Its a learning lesson for us. I guess Id rather learn a lesson now than in conference, and hopefully our guys will be better.BIG PICTURETexas-Arlington: The Mavericks return all five starters from last season and are testing themselves with a tough nonconference schedule. 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The Mavericks went to the line 22 times, hitting 13 free throws.Thats got to be our identity, Pitino said. We may not be a 10-3s-a-game team. Thats OK, we can still win in other ways.UP NEXTTexas-Arlingtons three-game road trip continues at Florida Gulf Coast on Wednesday and on to another major conference foe in Arkansas on Friday. Florida Gulf Coast will be playing only its second game of the season after opening with an 80-59 loss to Florida.Minnesota remains home on Wednesday against Mount St.-Marys. Its a matchup of two schools with very different schedules. Minnesota plays its first six games at home and 12 of the first 14. Mount St. Marys starts the season with nine straight road games. 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