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    For anyone who knows anything about baseball‚ the 1919 World Series brings to mind many things. "The Black Sox Scandal of 1919 started out as a few gamblers trying to get rich‚ and turned into one of the biggest‚ and easily the darkest‚ event in baseball history" (Everstine 4). This great sports scandal involved many‚ but the most memorable and most known for it was Joe Jackson. The aftermath of the great World Series Scandal left many people questioning the character of Joe Jackson

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    enhance their performance. Despite these corruptions the game has still managed to stay America’s most loved sport. Although cheating in baseball was around since the beginning one of the most remembered scandals in baseball history was the World Series of 1919. This scandal is most famously known as the Black Sox Scandal. The Black Sox Scandal is probably one of the biggest examples that baseball is corrupt. This scandal is an example of baseball players who broke the law and felt that what they

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    Jim Thorpe was considered the greatest athlete in the world‚ winning four of the five events‚ losing only the javelin. In the decathlon Thorpe set an Olympic mark of 8‚413 points that would stand for two decades. A half year later charges against Thorpe for professionalism led to Thorpe’s confession that he had been paid to play baseball in North Carolina in 1909 and 1910. After AAU and the American Olympic Committee declared Thorpe a professional‚ they asked Thorpe to return the medals won at the

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    to break up the monotony of fighting and killing. Soldiers from the Union and the Confederacy enjoyed the game as often as they could (baseball-almanac.com 2). This is one of the many reasons that I love baseball. No matter what is going on in the world‚ baseball can take you to a better place. I chose the 1919 Chicago White Sox to write about because I find the time period and story interesting. Also because this is the time when players played more for the love of the game‚ however‚ the players

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    The 1919 Black Sox Scandal refers to the Chicago White Sox baseball team “ throwing” the 1919 World Series to the Cincinatti Reds. According to Wikipedia‚ the entire conflict was started by 1st Baseman Arnold “Chick” Gandil in retaliation for some of the teams’ players hatred for the owner‚ “ Charles Comiskey. Eight of the members that took the field during the 1919 World Series were forever banned from playing the sport of baseball. Gandil is believed to have started the incident with

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    team playing in the championship game against their biggest rival. Keep that scenario in your mind. II. Now what if I told you that your favorite team lost the game‚ and lost it on purpose? III. In 1919 a professional baseball team lost the World Series intentionally just to earn extra money to put in their pockets. IV. In this speech you will learn about the Chicago White Sox and their involvement in the Black Sox Scandal of 1919. Transition: First of all‚ I will give you some information about

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    professional sports team had thrown the World Series because of bribery. It revolved around a major New York gangster named Arnold Rothstein‚ who supplied the money to all of the players that were involved in the throwing. One particular player out of the starting nine was “Shoeless” Joe Jackson‚ an all star and a future Hall of Famer. He was one of the first players in the court case who pleaded guilty for taking money to intentionally lose the 1919 Baseball World Series. After the court ruling‚ Jackson

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    Parallel Worlds and the End of the World “The voice of the light remains ever so faint; images quiet as ancient constellations float across the dome of my dawning mind. They are indistinct fragments that never merge into a sensate picture. There would be a landscape I have not seen before‚ unfamiliar melodic echoes‚ whisperings in a chaos of tongues” (Murakami 183). There’s no escaping the apocalypse. For all of us‚ there will be some “end of the world” experience‚ whether or not we live

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    Chicago Black Sox Scandal The 1919 World Series is home to the most notorious scandal in baseball history. Eight players from the Chicago White Sox were accused of throwing the series against the Cincinnati Reds. Details of the scandal and the extent to which each man was involved have always been unclear. It was‚ however‚ front-page news across the country and‚ despite being acquitted of criminal charges‚ the players were banned from professional baseball for life. If anything can be said in

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    What Was The 1919 Scandal

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    date way back. Indeed‚ the 1919 World Series is one of the most iconic‚ when eight members of the Chicago White Sox were bribed to throw the game by many high ranking gamblers. The players were sent to court‚ and tried for their crimes‚ and sewed punishments. The players caused many new rules and punishments in the MLB and even lowered viewing rating for some time. Some even say when this happened baseball lost all of its innocence (Douglass 1). The 1919 World Series was between the Chicago White

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