Wounded Soldiers See Red Sox Win (1918)

 from The Baltimore Sun Papers

Boston, Sept. 8, 1918; Forty wounded American Soldiers, who came back from France last Saturday, enjoyed today's world series game between the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs. The soldiers stormed hospital physicians for permission to see the game and the Boston chapter of the Red Cross furnished automobiles to transport them to the field.  Babe Ruth pitched the whole nine innings and  the Red Sox won the fourth game of the world series 3-2 over the Cubs.