| Hint | Answer | More Info |
| Winner of 1905 Series | |
| Winner of 1914 Series | |
| Winner of 1931 Series | |
| This second baseman played for him from 1906 to 1914 | |
| This heavy hitter was his 1908-1914 third baseman | |
| Name one of the two hall of fame pitchers for the first great team | |
| This problem made him dismantle the early teens team | |
| This legendary player ended his career with the 1928 team | |
| This hall of famer was his catcher from 1925 to 1933 | |
| This slugger was his first baseman from 1925 to 1935 | |
| This hall of famer patrolled the outfield from 1924 to 1932 | |
| Name one of the two hall of fame pitchers on the second great team | |
| This decade long event made him dismantle his second great team | |
| Mack's son who took over the team twice in the late 1930s | |
| This player broke the AL color line three years before Mack's retirement | |
| Mack's final win total (nearest 100) | |
| Mack's final loss total (nearest 100) | |
| Year of death | |
| Age at death | |
| Year of hall of fame induction | |
| He was the first AL manager for this yearly event | |
| City his main team relocated to | |
| Second place manager in wins | |
| Closest active manager in wins | |
| Letter in Ogden Nash's Lineup for Yesterday about Mack | |