It remains to be seen whether the word Lucky Seven will be proved again.

 It's an article about the etymology of the word Lucky Seven that we often use. I got it from a book called "The End of the 9th of Destiny". --------------------------------------------- "We'll have to wait and see if the word Lucky Seven will be proved again. " In October 1922, the U.S. World Series was a showdown between the two major leagues' New York teams, the Yankees and the Giants. Rice, a sports columnist for the New York Tribune magazine, said so on a broadcast ahead of the Giants' attack in the top of the seventh inning of the third game. That was the beginning of the word Lucky Seven. In baseball, there is a word called "Lucky Seven," which means seven lucky episodes. By the 7th inning, a cheerful score will be scored soon. The logic of decorating it with the word "lucky" is that it can only be said that he was lucky to score only in the seventh inning even though he has not been able to score so far, but that logic is just a kind of play of concept. There is no scientific basis for saying that scoring well in the seventh inning. In any sports event, athletes are bound to remain stiff for several minutes at the beginning of the game. In sports kinematics, until this moment is called the Dead Point, or dead point. However, if you keep running and sweating, your physical function will rise to your best condition, which is called Second Wind, or secondary relaxation, and it is commonly referred to as "body relaxation." The more intense the exercise, the shorter the passing time of the four dots. Players in games such as water polo, ice hockey, tennis, and boxing pass through four points in just a few minutes at the beginning of the game, and players in basketball or volleyball games, who need to show their body flexibility to the fullest, often condens the rhythm of the game because they pass four points a little late. It is well known that the important principle that professional boxers should spar in the second round just before getting into the ring, sweat enough, and play the main game is also a strategic concept based on this Second Wind principle. However, it is common for all baseball players to sit on the bench and rest, and only one person to go to the batter's box and attack, and defensive players also do not move much if the ball does not come, so it should be considered that the time with the four-point pass is very long. In sports without body checks, such as baseball, it is most important for each player to match his or her play to the atmosphere of the game, and the moment when his or her eyes open enough to read the rhythm of the game is the time to pass through the four points. That's the timing for the seventh episode. By the seventh inning, not to mention the defenders, but also the attackers usually hold the ball three or four times until then, so they will have grasped the opposing pitcher's pitch, and more importantly, they will be able to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the game. That's why in the seventh inning, the teams that have been led so far play a reversal of blue, or in games that were tense, there are many cases where superiority and inferiority are determined. Statistically, the innings that hit the most hits are the first and seventh innings, which is the result of interrogating the opponent's pitcher's four runs in the first inning, and the offense passed the four runs in the seventh to read the atmosphere of the game. There is another reasonable basis that the seventh inning is not an inning highlighted as a result of luck. That is, even if the opposing pitcher is strong and records three outs in every inning from the 1st to the 6th inning, the advantage of attacking from the 1st batter in the 7th inning will come. With a heightened mood, the seven-time attack, which can refine the lineup from the first batter of all players, is considered more appropriate to interpret it as substituting inevitability than to point out that it was luck that glorified coincidence. The 20th World Series in New York on October 7, 1922 was another showdown between New York teams following the previous year. The Yankees of the American League and the Giants of the National League each won the league pennant race again. It will determine the final seven games to determine the loser of his close friend. From the very understanding, it became the best-of-seven game, and in 1921, it was the best-of-five game of the ninth game. It was a showdown between the New York teams, so New York City at that time turned into a frenzy. The polo ground stand was like that last year, but it was likely to fall, and the walls outside the playground were crowded with huge rental crowds that seemed to explode. Since there was a large polo stadium that could accommodate 30,000 spectators, you will realize that baseball fans are somewhat enthusiastic. In fact, "Black Sox Scandal" in 1919 (the incident in which the White Sox team received money and manipulated the game). White socks means white socks, and since then, the aftereffects of American professional baseball have been so serious that they have been feared to die since the white socks became dirty. However, the vitality of baseball revival suddenly appeared like a comet, so he was Babe Ruth, a home run king who was recognized through former U.S. history that no great man would have affected Americans as much as he did. The baseball stadium where the New York Yankees to which he belongs was always full to see Ruth. When the 1921 World Series took place at Polo Stadium and became a success, Yankees owner Rupert began construction of a large baseball stadium that could accommodate 60,000 spectators in the spring of 1922, which was the nickname "Yankee Stadium." When the 20th World Series opened in October 1922, construction at Yankee Stadium was in full swing. The opening game of the Yankees Stadium, which was completed in the fall of the following year, was the third year of the World Series between the Yankees and the Giants, with 74,217 spectators gathering to see Babe Ruth in the first game, and Ruth hit his first home run at the Yankees Stadium that day. Polo Stadium was home to the Giants. On October 7, 22, the first match at Polo Stadium was planned by the WJZ Broadcasting Station, a member of Westinghouse Electric Company, in consideration of last year's fuss, but it was not unreasonable. Radio Industrial Broadcasting is still in its early days, so the first CM in the United States was broadcast on August 28 of that year at New York WEAF Broadcasting Station, with a fee of $10 per minute. In this era, baseball broadcasting began, so it was really "The Mother of the Invention" and "The Brother of the Necessity." Legendary sports lighter Granny Rice, who contributed a sports column to the New York Tribune, was the caster for the first baseball broadcast by WJZ. Therefore, the announcer failed to participate in the first baseball broadcast, and announcer Graham McNami, who listened to Granny Rice's broadcast hard until the third game, took the microphone from the fourth game. During the game's escalation, everyone within a radius of 300 miles from the heart of the New Ok Metropolitan stuck in front of the radio regardless of gender or age, and such an enthusiastic world series could not be found. The world series was full of ups and downs. This was because, contrary to expectations, the Giants beat the Yankees 4-0, so they won four games straight first in the seventh game to end the game. During the game broadcast, Granny Rice said something famous to be passed down to future generations, so it was Lucky Seven. For some reason, the Giants scored in the seventh inning as if they had promised. The Yankees' so-called Murder' Row, which leads to Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Bob Musal and Tony Lazery, was also overshadowed compared to the Giants' seventh attack. Now let's go back to the original position of the story. Yo is that the word "Lucky Seven" comes from baseball. It was the first word written by American sports writer Granny. In addition, I would like to point out that it is a word with a logical basis. Even Granny Rice, who first used this word, could not explain it.