Investigating the 1919 World Series scandal...
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NEW YORK TIMES, Sept. 25, 1920 The top of the sports page has early column heads on this infamous "Black Sox" World Series scandal of 1919,
They include: "Grand Jury Hears World Series Plot" "Told How Former Player and Boxer 'Fixed' the White Sox-Red Series" "$100,000 Was 'to Be Paid" "Only $15,0900 Turned Over, it is Said, Because Boxer 'Held Out' on the Rest" "Gambler's Ring Organized" " 'Sure Things' Bets Paid in Many Cities--Grand Jury Foreman Tells Plans"
Complete in 28 pages, binding indents at the blank spine, very nice condition.
They include: "Grand Jury Hears World Series Plot" "Told How Former Player and Boxer 'Fixed' the White Sox-Red Series" "$100,000 Was 'to Be Paid" "Only $15,0900 Turned Over, it is Said, Because Boxer 'Held Out' on the Rest" "Gambler's Ring Organized" " 'Sure Things' Bets Paid in Many Cities--Grand Jury Foreman Tells Plans"
Complete in 28 pages, binding indents at the blank spine, very nice condition.
Category: The 20th Century
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