1905 World Series

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Major League Baseball championship series World Series

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.

Aliases (1)

1905 World Series title ×1

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 →
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	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 franchise →
year	1905 →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
1903 World Series →	followedBy
New York Giants ("1905 World Series title") →	notableChampionship