Sport and crime blur in American athletics debate
A sweeping critique argues sport must remain clean while underworld influence grows across racing boxing football and baseball. It cites heavy corruption among crooks and officials, laments public apathy, and praises sport as a trusted juvenile delinquency program. It highlights emerging stars like Ewell Blackwell and lines up a roster of notable pitchers and pitchers from major teams.
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