Game 1 {{Linescore|
Fred McMullin drove in Chicago's first run, and
Happy Felsch's homer made it 2–0. Giants pitcher
Slim Sallee knocked in his side's only run with a single after a
Lew McCarty triple.
Game 2 {{Linescore| , taken from left end of upper deck. Note rope to guide umpire on home run calls.
Shoeless Joe Jackson's two-run single capped a five-run fourth inning for the White Sox, who knocked out Giants starter
Ferdie Schupp in the second inning.
Game 3 {{Linescore| The home team won for the third straight time as the series moved to New York. The only runs of a snappy 1 hour, 55 minute game came on a
Dave Robertson triple,
Walter Holke double and a single by
George Burns.
Game 4 {{Linescore| The first of a pair of homers by Giants center fielder
Benny Kauff was an inside-the-park one that sailed over Sox center fielder
Happy Felsch's head. The other came in the eighth off Chicago reliever
Dave Danforth.
Game 5 {{Linescore| Even though
Red Faber would start Games 4 and 6, he was brought in from the bullpen to close Game 5. Taking no chances, the Sox yanked starter
Reb Russell after just three batters, all of whom reached base. A three-error third inning behind
Eddie Cicotte put the Giants up 4–1. But after a game-tying rally in the seventh, the Sox won it in the eighth as Happy Felsch greeted reliever
Pol Perritt with an RBI single. It was the fifth straight win by the home team in this Series.
Game 6 {{Linescore| A pair of errors proved costly to the Giants in a three-run fourth when
Chick Gandil and
Ray Schalk followed with RBI hits. New York's hopes rose with a
Buck Herzog triple in the next inning that made it 3–2. But with the workhorse Faber holding the Giants at bay the rest of the way, the Sox got an insurance run in the ninth on hits by
Buck Weaver and
Nemo Leibold, and the Series was theirs. It would be their last championship until 2005. ==Composite box==