©1912 the Boston Post. 14.5x17.25” wood frame has nice 9.75x11-7/8” photo showing team members in pinstriped uniforms in front of dugout with crowd of spectators in stands behind them. Considered by many baseball historians to be one of the most dramatic World Series ever played, Boston beat the New York Giants 4 games to 3 with one tie. This was only one of 4 World Series to go to 8 games, and the only best of 7 series to do so. Text caption at bottom lists those shown in photo. Top row: Trainer Quirk, Speaker, Wood, Cady, Thomas, O’Brien, Bradley, Lewis. Middle row: Hooper, Karrigan, Yerkes, Henrikson, Engle, Nunmaker, Hall, Gardner, Collins, Stahl. Bottom row: Wagner, Bedient, Jerry McCarthy (bat boy), Pape and Krug. A little girl with long curls has her hand on player Wood’s shoulder on top row. Frame has trace of lt. aging, VF. Light margins of photo of trace of light aging. Image area and caption areas Exc. From the Richard Merkin Collection and comes with Hake's COA.