1929 World Series: Athletics' Boley Scores in Vintage Photo
The Page from the 1948 Sportfolio highlights a significant moment from the 1929 World Series between the Philadelphia Athletics and the Chicago Cubs. In the fourth game of the series, the Athletics were trailing the Cubs 8-0. It was during the seventh inning that John Boley, a shortstop for the Athletics, scored as part of a dramatic rally. Under the management of Connie Mack, the Athletics launched an extraordinary comeback, executing a 10-run rally that exploited the offerings of three different Chicago pitchers. This inning not only stunned the spectators at the time but also became a historic moment in World Series lore, showcasing the unpredictable nature of baseball and the strategic prowess of Connie Mack.