Crooked Ball Players Named in 79 World Series Plot
Chicago whispers reveal grand jury confession by Claude Lefty Williams detailing bribery schemes tied to White Sox players Cicotte Jackson and others. The confession names gamblers from New York including Brown Sullivan and a trader called Chick Candy as masterminds seeking to fix the World Series for as much as $100000. Williams describes offers to throw games to Cincinnati for $5000 and outlines the go between among players and gamblers.
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Doublecross and betting scheme tied to the 1919 World Series
In a fragmented reminiscence, figures discuss wagering schemes and alleged fixes involving gamblers, players, and managers. Names like Gandil Abe Attell and others surface as part of a Chicago game controversy with bets of around S10000 and potential losses or gains of tens of thousands.
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