The Nationals Are Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Washington's First World Series Championship

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Back when flapper dresses and Calvin Coolidge were among the hottest topics in DC, the Washington Senators were making baseball history by winning the 1924 World Series. Before 40,000 fans at Griffith Stadium—where Howard University Hospital now stands—after Earl McNeely’s ground ball hit allegedly struck a pebble and bounced over New York Giants third baseman Freddie Windstrom, allowing Muddy Ruel to score and break a 3-3 tie.

Nationals fans can celebrate the 100th anniversary of the city’s first Major League Baseball championshipThe Nationals face the Miami Marlins at 6:45 PM. Throughout the game, fans can watch 1920s flashbacks on the scoreboard along with a 1924-themed Presidents Race. Be sure to stay after the game for a fireworks show accompanied by 1920s music.The Nats play the Marlins at 4:05 PM, but make sure to get there early to secure a coveted 1924 Championship Bobblehead.

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