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This is trivia on some famous and historical seventh games of World Series action!
7 quizzes and 100 trivia questions.
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  9th Inning World Series Heroics!   best quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
In all multiple choice, a look back at those World Series that were decided in the last inning of the last game. How shrewd are you? You can do this! :-)
Average, 10 Qns, Nightmare, Aug 05 08
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  Game Seven Goats   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
Nothing in sports is more exciting than game 7 of a best of 7 series. This quiz will ask about the "goats" in 15 of the World Series game 7's over the years.
Average, 15 Qns, chessart, Sep 27 19
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Sep 27 19
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  Game Seven   great trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Here is a quiz on events which happened in Game Sevens throughout World Series history. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, mrgrouchy, Aug 12 10
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  World Series Game Sevens #2    
Multiple Choice
 20 Qns
20 more questions on seven game World Series.
Tough, 20 Qns, chessart, Jul 29 04
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  World Series 7th Games    
Multiple Choice
 20 Qns
There are few events better than a 7th game in the World Series. Let's see what you know about them. Just for clarification, these are all from the modern era (post 1900), and the handful of game 7's from the best of 9 series don't count either.
Average, 20 Qns, BaronTR, Jun 20 07
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  World Series Game Sevens #1    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
Here are questions about some of the dramatic moments from the best-of-seven World Series that have gone to a decisive seventh game.
Tough, 15 Qns, chessart, Feb 02 05
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  The Seventh Game    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The seven-game World Series format has always been one of sports greatest events. Try this quiz to learn more about our national pastime's greatest and seventh games, all in 20th century World Series competition.
Tough, 10 Qns, vincegeorge, Jul 03 05
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trivia question Quick Question
Who pitched the game 7 win for the Cardinals over the Brewers in the 1982 Series?

From Quiz "World Series Game Sevens #2"





WS 7th Game Trivia Questions
1. In 1975, Cincinnati Reds' second baseman Joe Morgan got what proved to be the game-clinching hit in game seven of the 1975 World Series against Boston. Which type of hit did Morgan get?

From Quiz Game Seven

Answer: Single

In the ninth inning of the 1975 World Series, Joe Morgan blooped a single against Boston pitcher Jim Burton to drive home Ken Griffey from third base. This single was good enough to give the Reds a 4-3 lead going into the bottom of the ninth. Cincinnati relief pitcher Will McEnaney then preserved the lead by holding the Red Sox scoreless in the ninth.

2. How many seventh and deciding games have there been (in a best-of-seven World Series) from the first World Series in 1903 through to the end of the century in2000?

From Quiz The Seventh Game

Answer: 33

There was 33 in the first century of the Major Leagues. From 1909 between Pittsburgh and Detroit to the last one in 1997 between the Marlins and the Indians. The four World Series which were best-of-nine all had a game played (none went to a decisive ninth game) - 1903, 1919, 1920 and 1921.

3. How did the memorable 1912 World Series end?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #2

Answer: sacrifice fly

The Red Sox turned a 2-1 deficit against the New York Giants, into a 3-2 victory by scoring 2 runs in the bottom of the 10th inning in the decisive game, climaxed by Larry Gardner's sacrifice fly to right field, scoring Steve Yerkes from third. The Red Sox won the Series 4-3-1, with game two ending up tied 6-6.

4. The 2001 World Series was the _________ in which a deciding 7th game was played?

From Quiz World Series 7th Games

Answer: 34th

The most deciding games played in a single decade was in the 1960s, when 6 series went the distance.

5. Which Pirate pitcher won his third game of the series over the Tigers with a complete game shutout in game 7 of the 1909 World Series?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #1

Answer: Babe Adams

Adams came back on two days rest to win his third game of the series. Ty Cobb hit only .231 for the Series, in what turned out to be the closest he would ever come to a world championship. Cobb played for 19 more seasons, retiring after the 1928 season, but never again played in a World Series. Adams, by the way, was the last rookie to start a game 7 until John Lackey started game 7 for the Angels in the 2002 World Series.

6. In 1968, which Detroit Tiger lefty out-dueled Bob Gibson to win game seven of the World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals?

From Quiz Game Seven

Answer: Mickey Lolich

Left-handed pitcher Mickey Lolich was the hero of the 1968 World Series for the Detroit Tigers. Lolich defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in three games, including game seven. Lolich and the Tigers beat Bob Gibson and the Cardinals by the score of 4-1 in the final game. Lolich pitched a complete game to give the Tigers their first World Series title since 1945.

7. The first walk-off home run to ever win a World Series title occurred in 1960, and it defeated the New York Yankees. Who hit this historical shot?

From Quiz 9th Inning World Series Heroics!

Answer: Bill Mazeroski

The others were all Yankees, and it was the New York team who was on the losing end of this game seven, bottom of the ninth inning home run. The Yankees were down 9-7 going into the top of ninth inning, and with two RBIs provided by Mantle and Berra, they were all tied up going into the bottom of the ninth. In a strange series, the Yankees outscored the Pirates 55-27, but the Pirates managed to make it all count in the end, and Mazeroski's walk-off home run did it. Yankee Bobby Richardson was the series MVP.

8. Which team had a record of five wins and no losses in the seventh game of World Series play?

From Quiz The Seventh Game

Answer: Pittsburgh Pirates

The Pirates won in 1909, 1925, 1960, 1971 and 1979.

9. Who won the very first 7th game in 1909?

From Quiz World Series 7th Games

Answer: Pittsburgh Pirates

The Pirates won the game 8-0 against the Detroit Tigers. The game was notable as the last appearance in the World Series for future Hall of Famers Honus Wagner with the Pirates, and Ty Cobb with the Tigers. It was also the 3rd straight year that Detroit lost in the series.

10. Who is the New York Giant catcher who caught his foot in his mask while chasing a pop foul in the 12th inning of game 7 of the 1924 World Series, leading to the winning run scoring for the Washington Senators?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #1

Answer: Hank Gowdy

Given new life by Gowdy's miscue, Senator hitter Muddy Ruel doubled to left. The comdedy of errors continued when Giant shortstop Travis Jackson bobbled what should have been an inning-ending grounder, followed by a grounder over the head of third baseman Freddie Lindstrom which scored Ruel for the winning run.

11. In game seven of the 1973 World Series, the shortstop and starting centerfielder of the Oakland A's each belted a home run against the New York Mets. Can you name these two players?

From Quiz Game Seven

Answer: Bert Campaneris and Reggie Jackson

On October 21, 1973, the Oakland A's defeated the New York Mets, 5-2, to win the World Series. In the third inning of the game, shortstop Bert Campaneris lined a two-run homer off Jon Matlack, and starting centerfielder Reggie Jackson also belted a two-run blast to give Oakland four runs in the inning. Jackson later moved to right field in the game and Vic Davalillo took over in center. Dick Green was the '73 A's second baseman; Gene Tenace played first base and catcher; and Ray Fosse was a catcher for Oakland. Sal Bando played third base for the '73 A's.

12. In 1924, the Washington Senators won their first and only world championship. Their come-from-behind win was aided by what action by the Giants catcher Hank Gowdy?

From Quiz Game Seven Goats

Answer: Tripping over his own mask while trying to catch a pop foul

Another goat in that memorable game was Giants third baseman Freddie Lindstrom, who made a crucial error on a ground ball.

13. Who were the first brothers to hit home runs on opposing teams in the same seventh game?

From Quiz The Seventh Game

Answer: Clete and Ken Boyer

They did it in 1964. Ken played for the Cardinals and hit 24 HR's that year while Clete only hit 8 playing for the Yankess in 1964.

14. Which pitcher was the winning pitcher in the final game of the 1912 Series, after entering the game in the 8th?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #2

Answer: Smoky Joe Wood

Wood had started 3 games earlier in the Series, winning 2 and losing 1. Ruth, by the way, did not join the Red Sox until the 1914 season.

15. In 1912, the Boston Red Sox beat the NY Giants in the 7th game. Whose 10th inning error started the game winning rally?

From Quiz World Series 7th Games

Answer: Fred Snodgrass

The Giants had actually taken a 2-1 lead in the top of the 10th, but Snodgrass dropped a fly ball hit by the lead off hitter for Boston, starting a 2 run rally that won the game for Boston.

16. Who is the Senator shortstop whose two errors in game 7 of the 1925 World Series allowed the Pirates to score four unearned runs and beat the Senators 9-7?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #1

Answer: Roger Peckinpaugh

Although Peckinpaugh had won the American League MVP that year, his World Series peformance was hardly of MVP caliber. He made eight errors in the Series, an astounding total, and hit only .250.

17. In 2002, which Angels' relief pitcher earned a save in game seven to defeat the San Francisco Giants?

From Quiz Game Seven

Answer: Troy Percival

Troy Percival helped the Anaheim Angels win their first World Series in franchise history. The righty Percival had a rather shaky ninth inning, putting two Giants' runners on base, but he retired Kenny Lofton to preserve a 4-1 game seven victory for starter John Lackey. Percival saved three of the four games which the Angels won in the 2002 World Series.

18. Who hit the first grand slam home run in the seventh game?

From Quiz The Seventh Game

Answer: Bill Skowron

Moose hit in the seventh inning against the Dodgers in old Ebbets Field, on the way to the Yankees thumping the Dodgers 10 to 3.

19. The last out of the 1931 Series, won by the Cardinals over the Athletics in seven games, was made by this player, who sparkled with a .500 batting average for the Series.

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #2

Answer: Pepper Martin

Martin had 12 hits in 24 at bats, driving in 5 of the Cardinals' 17 runs.

20. What pitcher was the winning pitcher in the 7th game in 1924, then turned around and was the losing pitcher in the 7th game in 1925?

From Quiz World Series 7th Games

Answer: Walter Johnson & Johnson

Johnson won the 7th game against the Giants in 1924 while pitching in relief, after losing twice earlier in the series. In 1925, the opposite happened, as he won twice during the series, then was the starter and loser in the 7th game against the Pirates.

21. The 1926 World Series ended oddly when what New York Yankee player was thrown out trying to steal second?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #1

Answer: Babe Ruth

22. Which Los Angeles Dodger outfielder hit a home run in game seven of the 1965 World Series to help defeat the Minnesota Twins?

From Quiz Game Seven

Answer: Lou Johnson

In 1965, Lou Johnson proved to be quite valuable for the Los Angeles Dodgers in game seven of the World Series. The left fielder belted a solo home run off Twins' lefty Jim Kaat in the fourth inning, and Dodgers' ace lefty Sandy Koufax made that run stand up. Los Angeles won game seven by the score of 2-0 to capture the World Series crown. Johnson batted .296 during the '65 Series with two home runs. Wes Parker and Jim Lefebvre played infield for the 1965 Dodgers, and Johnny Roseboro was a catcher on that team.

23. 1926 also saw a 7-game Series, with the Yankees taking on the Cardinals. The final play of that Series involved the great Babe Ruth. What did Ruth do?

From Quiz Game Seven Goats

Answer: Got thrown out trying to steal second

Ruth had walked with two out in the bottom of the ninth with the Yanks trailing 3-2. He tried to steal second to get into scoring position, and was thrown out.

24. What pitcher started the most seventh games in the century?

From Quiz The Seventh Game

Answer: Bob Gibson

Gibson started game seven in 1964, 1967, and 1968. He won two of the three, losing in 1968 to Mickey Lolich of the Tigers.

25. Who pitched the Tigers to a victory in the seventh game of the 1945 Series over the Cubs?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #2

Answer: Hal Newhouser

Newhouser was the MVP for his regular season heroics in 1945, and he continued to shine in the World Series with complete game victories in both games 5 and 7. The Cubs' starting pitcher in game 7, Henry Borowy, was pitching on only one day rest, causing the Chicago press to criticize manager Charlie Grimm's decision to start him.

26. Which Cardinal hard slide into third resulted in a 20-minute delay in game 7 of the 1934 World Series, when frustrated Tiger fans pelted the field with food and bottles?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #1

Answer: Joe Medwick

Comissioner Landis ordered Medwick removed from the field so the game could continue. The Cardinals already had an insurmountable lead, and went on to win the game 11-0.

27. In 1991, which Minnesota Twin pinch hitter delivered the game-winning hit in game seven of the World Series against Atlanta?

From Quiz Game Seven

Answer: Gene Larkin

Gene Larkin, an infielder/outfielder, became a hero for the Minnesota Twins when he singled home the only run in a Minnesota game seven victory against the Atlanta Braves. The switch-hitting Larkin lifted a deep fly ball with the bases loaded past a drawn-in Atlanta outfield. Dan Gladden scored the winning run to give Jack Morris the win.

28. Who made what many believe is the greatest catch in a World Series seventh game in the 1955 classic?

From Quiz The Seventh Game

Answer: Sandy Amoros

Amoros of the Dodgers caught Yogi Berra's drive in the sixth inning in the left field corner of Yankee stadium. He then turned and doubled Gil McDougald off first base for a rally killing double play.

29. Whose double to left field scored the winning run for the Cubs in the 12th inning in game 6 of the 1945 Series, sending the Series to a 7th game?

From Quiz World Series Game Sevens #2

Answer: Stan Hack

Hack's drive took a weird bounce and bounced over the head of Tiger left fielder Hank Greenberg, scoring pinch-runner Billy Schuster from first.

30. Who came around from 1st base to score the run that allowed the Cardinals to win the 7th game of the 1946 World Series?

From Quiz World Series 7th Games

Answer: Enos Slaughter

"Country" Slaughter scored the go-ahead run from 1st in the 8th inning on a 2 out double to center as Boston's Johnny Pesky delayed relaying the ball home in a 4-3 win vs the Red Sox. The series was also notable as the only world series that Ted Williams ever played in.

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