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The Man Who Rigged The World Series: The Making of the Mob: New York

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The White Soxs won 3 games within the series but still loss to the Reds.

Reds won the series 6 games to 3.

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Kerr started in game 6 for the White Sox although he did not play as well as game 3.

Kerr let up 4 runs early on to the Reds but the White Soxs came back thanks to Reds errors in the infield.

Final Score White Soxs 5 Reds 4

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At first the gamed was delayed by rain for one day.

Once the game got started Williams and the Reds pitcher Hod Eller pitched outstanding .

Eller hit the ball between Felsch and Jackson. Felsch threw the ball off line allowing the Reds pitcher to get on third base.

Reds lead batter then hit a single scoring Eller.

Cicotte then went on to let in 2 more runs.

Final Score Reds 3 White Soxs 0

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Again Cicotte started pitcher for the 4th game of the series.

For the first four innings the pitching for both sides was perfect.

In the beginning of the  5th inning Cicotte threw over the first baseman for a two run error.

Cicotte later let in two runs to finish the game.

Final Score Reds 2 White Soxs 0

After this game "Sport" Sullivan came through with the players $20,000 that was split between them.

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Starting pitcher for the 3rd Game of the series was Dickie Kerr

Kerr was not in the fix thus causing the White Sox to go on and win the Game.

Final Score White Soxs 3 Reds 0

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The second game of the series starting pitcher Claude "Lefty" Williams.

Williams pitched well until he gave up 3 walks and 3 runs in the 4th inning.

Williams after this continued to pitch very well.

But with a lack of hitting from his team especially Gandil they lost.

Final Score Reds 4 White Soxs 2

Below is Claude "Lefty" Williams

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The first game of the series started October 1st

White Sox pitcher Eddie Cicotte took the mound and with his second pitch hit Morrie Rath  the Reds lead off batter.

Later in the game Cicotte gave up a series of hits to the Reds this broke the 1-1 tie.

Cicotte would go on to be replaced by a relief pitcher, but the game was already lost

Reds 9 White Soxs 1

Below is Eddie Cicotte

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First baseman C. Arnold “Chick” Gandil and Joseph “Sport” Sullivan to discuss if other white sox players would join to throw the game for a sum of $100,000

Gandil and his conspirators may have hatched many other deals with other syndicates.

Bookies had the White Sox winning with odds 3 to 1

These odds changed fast once many high stakes gamblers started beating loads of money on the Reds.

People started to believe that many White soxs players were involved in a pocket of gamblers.

When a hand full of White Soxs players met up with Abe Attell, who was a former boxing world champion, he claimed to work with Rothstein the main gambler.

During this meeting White Sox players asked for their money but went unpaid when the didn't get there money that was promised

All players involved in the scandal were found innocent but banned from baseball for the rest of their lives.

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C. Arnold "Chick" Gandil

Eddie Cicotte

Claude “Lefty” Williams

Charles “Swede” Risberg

Oscar “Happy” Felsch

Shoeless Joe Jackson

Swede Risberg

Buck Weaver left the scandal before series began.

Fred McMullim