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  1. 08-06-01 07:24 AM #1
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    Yankees World Series Chronolgy Trivia

    I am going to start a series of Yankees World Series Trivia chronologically from 1921 on up.

    * 1921 *

    YANKEES vs. GIANTS

    1. Whose bunt single gave Waite Hoyt a 3-1 win in game 5 ?
    Babe Ruth

    2. Who stole home in the Yankees FIRST World Series game ?
    Mike McNally

    3. Who pitched the first shutout for the Yankees in Series history ?

    *Hint* He would be a hero in BB.com...*

    Carl May's

    4. In game one, who was deprived of a triple (He didn't even get a hit on the play) when he failed to touch first base ?
    Chick Fewster

    5. Who grounded into a 4-3-5 double play to end the series ?
    Frank Baker

    6. Who got two homers, his only two hits of the series ?
    Aaron Ward

    7. Who was the umpire who called game two (3-3 tie) because of darkness, even though there was 45 minutes of daylight left ?
    George Hildebrand

    8. Who was the Yankee Pitcher who went all the way in that game, the only tie in Yankees history ?
    Bob Shawkey

    9. Which Yankees Pitcher did not lose a game in that series ?
    Sam Jones

    10. What Giant outfielder made a sensational catch of Babe Ruth's 475 foot blast ?
    (Think about that for a second...in today's ballparks that would be out of EVERY one by over 50 feet !!!...)
    Billy Cunningham
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  2. 08-06-01 07:40 AM #2
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    #3-Carl Mays pitched the 1st shutout.
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  3. 08-06-01 09:26 AM #3
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    Correct...

    Carl May's...the only pitcher in baseball history to KILL a player with a beanball...but hey...that's baseball...
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  4. 08-06-01 11:17 AM #4
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    Re: Yankees World Series Chronolgy Trivia

    Originally posted by Gehrig

    1. Whose bunt single gave Waite Hoyt a 3-1 win in game 5 ?
    Babe Ruth

    5. Who grounded into a 4-3-5 double play to end the series ?
    Home Run Baker

    "We understand that John Henry must be embarrassed, frustrated and disappointed by his failure in this transaction. Unlike the Yankees, he chose not to go the extra distance for his fans in Boston. It is understandable, but wrong that he would try to deflect the accountability for his mistakes on to others and to a system for which he voted in favor. It is time to get on with life and forget the sour grapes."
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  5. 08-06-01 11:20 AM #5
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    somebody just got a baseball trivia book for his birthday!!!!
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  6. 08-06-01 12:03 PM #6
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    Originally posted by Gehrig
    Correct...

    Carl May's...the only pitcher in baseball history to KILL a player with a beanball...but hey...that's baseball...

    Bonus---he hit Ray Chapman. Damn, that must have hurt.
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  7. 08-06-01 11:43 PM #7
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    Re: Yankees World Series Chronolgy Trivia

    1. Whose bunt single gave Waite Hoyt a 3-1 win in game 5 ?
    Da Babe. He was supposedly "too injured to play." He scraped his elbow up and it got infected, so when he kept on playing everyone thought he was faking it.

    5. Who grounded into a 4-3-5 double play to end the series ?
    I think it was the Babe again, pinch-hitting.

    7. Who was the umpire who called game two (3-3 tie) because of darkness, even though there was 45 minutes of daylight left ?
    I'll take a wild guess and say Bill Klem, because he's the only ump I know from this era. (PS, that was in 1922!)

    8. Who was the Yankee Pitcher who went all the way in that game, the only tie in Yankees history ?
    I think it was "Bullet Joe" Bush.
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  8. 08-07-01 12:43 AM #8
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    What was Bill Klem's nickname?

    CATFISH. Yes, long before Jim Hunter. But Klem got it - and hated it - because he had lips like a catfish.

    The rest of the quiz I'll look up in my Baseball Encyclopedia since I missed it on MSG.
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  9. 08-07-01 06:41 AM #9
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    Re: Re: Yankees World Series Chronolgy Trivia

    Originally posted by koko
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    Babe Ruth



    Home Run Baker
    Correct and correct !!
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  10. 08-07-01 06:43 AM #10
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    Re: Re: Yankees World Series Chronolgy Trivia

    Originally posted by penguin4

    Da Babe. He was supposedly "too injured to play." He scraped his elbow up and it got infected, so when he kept on playing everyone thought he was faking it.
    Correct on number 1 !!
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  11. 08-08-01 08:04 AM #11
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    The answers...
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    Babe Ruth for a bunt single!?
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  13. 08-08-01 01:49 PM #13
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    Originally posted by SkooterPhil#10
    Babe Ruth for a bunt single!?
    Babe Ruth was an all around baseball player. If the situation called for a bunt, he bunted...

    There were times when the 2nd baseman would play him in short right field...so he would bunt...

    FUNDAMENTALS

    Something seriously lacking in today's game ...

    Did you know the Babe had 123 Stolen bases ?
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  14. 08-08-01 07:04 PM #14
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    I have a couple of questions about #4 and #6. I was reading an account of the series in the MLB encyclopedia, and it mentioned that Bob Meusel had missed 1st when he thought that he had a triple. Also, the stats showed that the Yanks hit only 2 HRs for the entire series; Babe Ruth and Chick Fewster.
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  15. 08-09-01 08:56 AM #15
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    Originally posted by 2JAY
    I have a couple of questions about #4 and #6. I was reading an account of the series in the MLB encyclopedia, and it mentioned that Bob Meusel had missed 1st when he thought that he had a triple. Also, the stats showed that the Yanks hit only 2 HRs for the entire series; Babe Ruth and Chick Fewster.
    you are correct...This book I got is going into the trash....
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