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These data tell whether or not the home team won for each game played in all World Series prior to 1994. The data appear as the STATS Challenge for Issue 11.

DATA:

Submitted by Jeff Witmer, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio e-mail: fwitmer@ocvaxa.cc.oberlin.edu

Below are data on wins and losses for all World Series games, starting in 1903 and ending in 1993. (There was no World Series in 1904.) For each year the data are presented from the point of view of the eventual winner. A capital L means that the eventual Series winner lost at home; a lower case l means they lost on the road. Likewise, a capital W means that the eventual Series winner won at home and a lower case w means that they won on the road.

Note that in 1903, 1919, 1930, and 1921 the contests were best-five-out-of-nine series; in other years they are best-four-out-of-seven series.

Here are a few questions you might consider as you analyze these data:

1) Is there a constant probability of winning within a given series, or is there evidence of, e.g., a home field advantage?

2) Is there independence in the outcome from game to game? If not, is there a simple kind of conditional independence from game to game?

Some authors have found a propensity for the team that has just lost to win the next game. What do you think?

L= loss at home l= loss on road W= win at home w= win on road

The data description and the data may be freely used for non-commercial purposes and may be freely distributed. Copyright remains with the author and with STATS magazine.

Information about the dataset CLASSTYPE: nominal CLASSINDEX: none specific

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year,outcome_1,outcome_2,outcome_3,outcome_4,outcome_5,outcome_6,outcome_7,outcome_8,
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  1. numeric
  2. nominal:loss_at_home,loss_on_road,win_at_home,win_on_road
  3. nominal:loss_at_home,loss_on_road,win_at_home,win_on_road
  4. nominal:loss_at_home,loss_on_road,win_at_home,win_on_road
  5. nominal:loss_at_home,loss_on_road,win_at_home,win_on_road
  6. nominal:loss_at_home,loss_on_road,win_at_home,win_on_road
  7. nominal:loss_at_home,loss_on_road,win_at_home,win_on_road
  8. nominal:loss_at_home,win_at_home,win_on_road
  9. nominal:win_at_home,win_on_road
Data (first 10 data points)
    year outc... outc... outc... outc... outc... outc... outc... outc...
    1903 loss... win_... loss... loss... win_... win_... win_... win_...
    1927 win_... win_... win_... win_... nan nan nan nan
    1950 win_... win_... win_... win_... nan nan nan nan
    1973 win_... loss... win_... loss... loss... win_... win_... nan
    1905 win_... loss... win_... win_... win_... nan nan nan
    1928 win_... win_... win_... win_... nan nan nan nan
    1951 loss... win_... loss... win_... win_... win_... nan nan
    1974 win_... loss... win_... win_... win_... nan nan nan
    1906 win_... loss... win_... loss... win_... win_... nan nan
    1929 win_... win_... loss... win_... win_... nan nan nan
    ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
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