1943 World Series

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The 1943 World Series was the Major League Baseball championship in which the New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Cardinals during World War II.

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1943 World Series canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball championship series
World Series
ALRegularSeasonRecord New York Yankees 98–56
bestOf 7 games
CardinalsConsecutivePennants 3
champion New York Yankees
cityOfGames New York City
St. Louis
linked to: Saint Louis City
country United States
endDate 1943-10-11
game1Winner St. Louis Cardinals
game2Winner New York Yankees
game3Winner New York Yankees
game4Winner New York Yankees
game5Winner New York Yankees
gameCount 5
gameLocation Sportsman’s Park
linked to: Sportsman's Park

Yankee Stadium
leagueChampionAL New York Yankees
leagueChampionNL St. Louis Cardinals
managerOfChampion Joe McCarthy
managerOfRunnerUp Billy Southworth
MVP Spud Chandler
nextEdition 1944 World Series
NLRegularSeasonRecord St. Louis Cardinals 105–49
notableFeature reduced travel and night games due to wartime restrictions
notablePlayer Bill Dickey
Joe DiMaggio
Spud Chandler
Stan Musial
Whitey Kurowski
numberInSequence 40th World Series
partOf World War II era
previousEdition 1942 World Series
radioAnnouncer Jim Britt
Mel Allen
radioNetwork Mutual Broadcasting System
rematchOf 1942 World Series
runnerUp St. Louis Cardinals
seasonOfLeague 1943 Major League Baseball season
seriesResult New York Yankees won 4–1
sport baseball
startDate 1943-10-05
televisionCoverage none
wartimeContext played during World War II
YankeesRevengeFor loss in 1942 World Series to St. Louis Cardinals
YankeesWorldSeriesTitleNumber 10
year 1943

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Frankie Crosetti playedInWorldSeries 1943 World Series
Enos Slaughter playedInWorldSeries 1943 World Series
1944 World Series precededBy 1943 World Series
Bill Summers participatedIn 1943 World Series
1942 World Series followedBy 1943 World Series