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1 quote found searching on Nicholas Dawidoff (Shoeless Joe) Jackson was tried for throwing the (1919) Series, and a jury acquitted him. However, Kenesaw Mountain Landis banned Jackson. Baseball was then riddled with gambling, and Landis used this broad stroke to give the sport some credibility. Jackson was no villain; he was probably more an innocent victim or a scapegoat.Nicholas Dawidoff none none Writer for "Sports Illustrated" Search for quotes here! You can put in multiple words, or if you want to search on a particular phrase, "wrap it in quotes". |
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