1919 World Series

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The 1919 World Series was the infamous Major League Baseball championship in which several Chicago White Sox players conspired with gamblers to deliberately lose, leading to the Black Sox Scandal and a lasting impact on the sport's integrity.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball championship series
World Series
sports scandal event
associatedScandal Black Sox Scandal
ballpark Comiskey Park
Redland Field
bestOf 9 games
commissionerImpact led to appointment of Kenesaw Mountain Landis as first MLB commissioner
conspiracyInvolved Chicago White Sox players
professional gamblers
country United States
culturalImpact became one of the most famous sports scandals in American history
disciplinaryOutcome players were banned for life from Major League Baseball
endDate 1919-10-09
fixAllegation games were deliberately lost by some White Sox players
gamesPlayed 8
homeTeam Chicago White Sox
homeTeamLeague American League
integrityImpact prompted reforms to protect the integrity of baseball
laterInvestigation grand jury investigation in Chicago in 1920
league Major League Baseball
legalOutcome players were acquitted in criminal court
location Chicago
Cincinnati NERFINISHED
losingTeam Chicago White Sox
managerOfLosingTeam Kid Gleason
managerOfWinningTeam Pat Moran
mediaCoverage extensive newspaper coverage across the United States
MVP none
nickname Black Sox Series
notablePlayer Buck Weaver
Chick Gandil
Eddie Cicotte
Fred McMullin
Happy Felsch
Lefty Williams
Shoeless Joe Jackson
Swede Risberg
season 1919 MLB season
seriesResult Cincinnati Reds won 5–3
sport baseball
startDate 1919-10-01
umpire Bill Dinneen
Brick Owens
Cy Rigler
Hank O'Day
visitingTeam Cincinnati Reds
visitingTeamLeague National League
winningTeam Cincinnati Reds
year 1919


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