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Who played in the 1876 World Series?
There was no World Series in 1876. The first World Series was played in 1903.
The first World Series was played between Pittsburgh and who?
Boston
What year was the college World Series first played?
1947
What state was the first baseball world series played 1903?
Penn
How many games were played in the first World Series?
The first World Series played was in 1903 and was a best 5 out of 9. The Boston Americans defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 games to 3.
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