of complete-game shutouts. Only one reliever was used in the entire Series, Red Ames for Joe McGinnity in the ninth inning of Game 2. The New York Giants did not yield a single earned run in this Series, thereby setting a postseason record for lowest team ERA of 0.00 that was not matched until the Atlanta Braves had a team ERA of 0.00 during the 2020 National League Wild Card Series against the Cincinnati Reds. The first steal of home during the World Series occurred during the fifth inning of Game 3, by New York's Bill Dahlen on the front end of a double steal. Both managers and four of the five starting pitchers are now in the Hall of Fame. The exception is Andy Coakley, who started Game 3 for Philadelphia. References Further reading External links New York Giants (NL) postseason Philadelphia Athletics postseason World Series World Series World Series World Series Baseball competitions in New York City 1900s in Philadelphia World Series Baseball competitions in Philadelphia 1900s in Manhattan Washington Heights, Manhattan