A) The St. Louis Cardinals and the Philadelphia Athletics B) The New York Highlanders and the Boston Red Sox C) The Boston Americans and the New York Giants D) The Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates
A) The New York Giants refused to play against a team from what they considered an inferior league. B) There was no agreement on which city would host the games. C) The series was postponed due to bad weather. D) Both teams were involved in other championships at the same time.
A) John T. Brush B) Frank J. Farrell C) Ban Johnson D) John McGraw
A) The Chicago Cubs beat the Boston Red Sox. B) The Boston Americans defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates. C) The New York Giants won against the Boston Americans. D) The series ended in a tie.
A) National League B) Federal League C) International League D) American League
A) 5 games B) 13 games C) 7 games D) 10 games
A) They would play if both teams won their respective pennants. B) There would never be a series. C) The series would be played only if the Giants lost the NL pennant. D) The series was scheduled for October 1904.
A) His team was already the world champions because they were the champions of the 'only real major league'. B) The Giants would only play if compensated adequately. C) They needed to win against the AL champion to be considered world champions. D) The championship depended on a playoff with another NL team.
A) Johnson managed McGraw's team. B) John McGraw had personal animosity towards Ban Johnson. C) They were business partners. D) McGraw looked up to Johnson as a mentor.
A) The agreement required each league to pay equal shares. B) There was no formal arrangement in place. C) It mandated alternating host cities each year. D) The agreement specified the number of games to be played.
A) He moved the Giants to a different city. B) He led the effort to formalize the World Series between the two leagues. C) He sold his team to another owner. D) He retired from baseball management.
A) October 10 B) July C) February 1905 D) October 7
A) Four B) Two C) One D) Three
A) New York Highlanders B) Boston Americans C) Philadelphia Athletics D) Red Sox
A) 1912 B) 1906 C) 1904 D) 1994
A) 2000 B) 1994 C) 1905 D) 1912 |