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Word spread that gamblers convinced Black Sox players to 'fix' the game. Eight players were charged with conspiring to fix the outcome of the game.
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1920, Weeghman Park was changed to Cubs Parkafter chewing gum magnet William Wrigley buys out the remainder of Charles Weeghman's share of the club.
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Cubs beat the Phillies 26-23 in the highest scoring game in MLB history.
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Ballpark was changed from Cubs Park to what it is known as today, Wrigley Field.
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Newly expanded Comiskey Park debuted with the Sox losing 5-4 to Cleveland. The new upperdeck accommodated 23,200 more fans.
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The stadium opened on March 28, 1929 and it hosted numerous events. It's now home to the Chicago Bulls.
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Even though the Cubs were on top after the first game, the Philadelphia Athletics came back to beat the Cubs and win the 1929 World Series.
