1919 World Series, Game by Game

Photo from Game Two

Pitchers: Ring (Cin.) vs Cicotte (Chi.) 

Suspicious plays:  Cicotte hits first batter in 1st in shoulder (sign to gamblers that the fix is on); Cicotte fields drive in 4th, but is slow to throw to second, making doubleplay impossible; Cicotte's pitches lose velocity and are not well-placed in 4th, allowing Cincinnati scoring spree. (Cicotte found $10,000 in his pillow the night before the first game.) 

Pitchers: Williams (Chi.) vs Sallee (Cin.) 
Suspicious plays: In the 2nd, with Jackson at third and one out, Gandil hits weakly to the shortstop; in the 4th, with runners on second and third and one out, Gandil hits weakly to first; Williams walks three batters in the 4th and gives up two hits. 

Pitchers: Fisher (Cin.) vs. Kerr (Chi.) 
Suspicious plays: None (game not thrown). 

Pitchers: Ring (Cin.) vs Cicotte (Chi.) 
Suspicious plays: In the 4th, Cicotte fields a ground ball and throws wildly to first; with a runner at second in the 4th, Cicotte give up a single, then steps in front of a ball thrown perfectly to home--the ball deflects to the stands and the runner scores. 

Pitchers: Williams (Chi.) vs. Eller (Cin.) 
Suspicious plays: In the 6th a fly ball falls between Jackson and Felsch--Felsch picks up the ball and throws badly to Risberg at second, who lets the ball get away from him and the batter goes to third; Felsch drops an easily catchable fly to deep center. 

Pitchers: Kerr (Chi.) vs. Ring (Cin.) 
Suspicious plays: None (game not thrown). 

Pitchers: Cicotte (Chi.) vs. Sallee (Cin.) 
Suspicious plays: None (game not thrown.) 

Pitchers: Williams (Chi.) vs. Eller (Cin.) 
Suspicious plays:  Williams, pitching hurriedly in the 1st, throws fifteen poor pitches--four go for hits (scoring three runs) and he is taken out of the game. (Williams might have been threatened the day before the eighth game with physical harm to himself or his wife if he did not do his best to ensure a Cincinnati victory--in the first inning.)