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Originally Posted by Hankphenom
The location was decided by a coin toss after game six. The first six games were two in D.C., three in N.Y., one in D.C. Not sure if the location of the first game was also decided by a coin toss. No travel days in that series, seven games in seven days. I wonder if anyone has tried to chart the systems by which the location of world series games has been decided through the years. Another question is whether both teams in '24 had game 7 tickets pre-printed or if they did them overnight the day of game six.
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Wow Hank. That is the first time I have heard that. Do you have a reference for that? Awesome info! I always thought that the 'stub' part was the Game 7 ticket. A lot of tickets back then were sold in 3s as well, so that may have been a reason for it too.