1905 World Series

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The 1905 World Series was Major League Baseball’s second modern championship, in which the New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Athletics in a best-of-seven series dominated by pitching, especially that of Christy Mathewson.

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Label Occurrences
1905 World Series canonical 2
1905 World Series title 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball championship series ⓘ
World Series ⓘ
allGamesCompleteGameShutouts true ⓘ
champion New York Giants ⓘ
championLeague National League ⓘ
cityOfChampion New York City ⓘ
cityOfRunnerUp Philadelphia ⓘ
competitionLevel Major League Baseball ⓘ
country United States of America ⓘ
surface form: United States
era dead-ball era ⓘ
followedBy 1906 World Series ⓘ
format best-of-seven series ⓘ
gamesLostBy Philadelphia Athletics ⓘ
gamesPlayed 5 ⓘ
gamesWonBy New York Giants ⓘ
homeBallparkOfAthletics Columbia Park ⓘ
homeBallparkOfGiants Polo Grounds ⓘ
isPartOf MLB playoffs ⓘ
surface form: Major League Baseball postseason

World Series history ⓘ
league American League ⓘ
National League ⓘ
leagueChampionAL Philadelphia Athletics ⓘ
leagueChampionNL New York Giants ⓘ
losingFranchise Philadelphia Athletics franchise ⓘ
managerOfChampion John McGraw ⓘ
managerOfRunnerUp Connie Mack ⓘ
modernWorldSeriesEra true ⓘ
mostNotablePitcher Christy Mathewson ⓘ
notableFeature dominated by pitching performances ⓘ
every game was a shutout ⓘ
notablePerformanceBy Christy Mathewson pitched three shutouts ⓘ
notablePlayer Chief Bender ⓘ
Christy Mathewson ⓘ
Eddie Plank ⓘ
Joe McGinnity ⓘ
Roger Bresnahan ⓘ
numberInModernEra 2 ⓘ
numberOfTeams 2 ⓘ
pitchingDominated true ⓘ
precededBy 1903 World Series ⓘ
runnerUp Philadelphia Athletics ⓘ
runnerUpLeague American League ⓘ
seasonOf 1905 MLB season ⓘ
seriesResult New York Giants won 4–1 ⓘ
shutoutsInSeries 5 ⓘ
sport baseball ⓘ
winningFranchise New York Giants ⓘ
surface form: New York Giants franchise
year 1905 ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

1903 World Series → followedBy → 1905 World Series ⓘ
New York Giants → notableChampionship → 1905 World Series ⓘ
this entity surface form: 1905 World Series title
Little Napoleon → wonWorldSeriesAsManager → 1905 World Series ⓘ
subject surface form: John McGraw