Crowds wait to enter baseball stadium, and a baseball game in the 1930s

What event brought national attention to the White Sox?

• Winning the World Series

• A gambling scandal

• A player strike

• A new stadium opening

What was the state of baseball during the crisis?

• It was unaffected by external events

• It was undergoing minor changes

• It was on the brink of collapse

• It was thriving and expanding

What was the primary reason for adopting strong measures in baseball?

• To promote international games

• To introduce new rules

• To save the sport from destruction

• To increase ticket sales

What was the Freeman Commission replaced with?

• A new team of owners

• A fan-based council

• A committee of players

• A single individual with full control

Why was the decision to replace the Freeman Commission significant?

• It prevented the sport's destruction

• It led to the expansion of the league

• It improved stadium facilities

• It increased player salaries