Baseball Historians

1906 World Series - Game Six
October 14, 1906 at South Side Park
White Sox 8, Cubs 3  White Sox Win Best of Seven Series 4-2
The White Sox made short work of Mordecai “Three Finger” Brown.  In two innings, the White Sox tagged Brown for seven runs on eight hits.  Brown left with two outs in the […]

1906 World Series - Game Five
October 13, 1906 at West Side Grounds
White Sox 8, Cubs 6  White Sox Lead Best of Seven Series 3-2
In the first four games, the White Sox scored six runs total.  In game five alone, they scored eight runs and they needed every one of those runs because Ed Walsh was […]

1906 World Series - Game Four
October 12, 1906 at South Side Park
Cubs 1, White Sox 0  Best of Seven Series Tied 2-2
The Cubs returned the favor today when Mordecai “Three Finger” Brown completely shut down the White Sox offense.  Brown had a no hitter going with two outs in the sixth before Ed Hahn broke […]

1906 World Series - Game Three
October 11, 1906 at West Side Grounds
White Sox 3, Cubs 0  White Sox Lead Best of Seven Series 2-1
Ed Walsh was nearly perfect as the White Sox took a one game lead in their series with the Cubs.  Walsh gave up a single and a double in the first inning, […]

1906 World Series - Game Two
October 10, 1906 at South Side Park
Cubs 7, White Sox 1  Best of Seven Series Tied 1-1
The Cubs came back and whalloped the White Sox to tie up the 1906 World Series at one game a piece.  Doc White was hit hard and he gave up three unearned runs in […]

1906 World Series - Game One
October 9, 1906 at West Side Grounds
White Sox 2, Cubs 1  White Sox Lead Best of Seven Series 1-0
The White Sox spent their whole season making up for poor hitting with great pitching, hence the nickname “The Hitless Wonders.”  The Cubs, on the other hand, won a National League and […]