1944 World Series
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The <entity_1> was an all-St. Louis <entity_2>, matching the <entity_0> and St. Louis Browns at Sportsman's Park. <entity_4> saw perhaps the nadir of 20th-century <entity_3>, as the long-moribund St. Louis Browns won their only American League pennant. Another all-Missouri <entity_2> was played <entity_5> years later, with the Kansas City Royals defeating the Cardinals in seven games. NL <entity_0> (4) vs. AL St. Louis Browns (2) George McQuinn hit the Browns' only home run of the series to put his team ahead in the fourth inning, while Denny Galehouse outpitched <entity_2> veteran Mort Cooper to hold on for the win. Browns starter Sig Jakucki had been away from <entity_3> for five years, but returned to win 13 games in <entity_4>. <entity_1> (4–2): <entity_0> (N.L.)
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