1919 Black Sox

Source Documents

Record	Title	Source Website	Type	Created
The 8 members of the Black Sox		Forces War Records	Image	10/07/2013
29-Sep-1920 - Page 11	News - US, San Francisco Chronicle, 1865-1923	Forces War Records	Image	12/03/2009
30-Sep-1920 - Page 2	News - US, San Francisco Chronicle, 1865-1923	Forces War Records	Image	12/03/2009
28-Sep-1920 - Page 1	News - US, The Chicago Tribune, 1849-1923	Forces War Records	Image	31/12/2008
30-Sep-1920 - Page 12	News - US, Washington Post (DC), 1904-1921	Forces War Records	Image	4/06/2009
20-Jul-1921 - Page 1	News - US, The Chicago Tribune, 1849-1923	Forces War Records	Image	6/01/2009
1919-World-Series-program---Sports-Immortals-Museum.jpg		Forces War Records	Image	5/09/2014
8menout.jpg		Forces War Records	Image	2/10/2014
1919 World Series.jpeg		Forces War Records	Image	2/10/2014
1919 WS.jpg		Forces War Records	Image	2/10/2014
Comiskey Park.gif		Forces War Records	Image	8/06/2014
Comiskey.jpeg		Forces War Records	Image	11/10/2015
Commiskey.jpg		Forces War Records	Image	11/10/2015
Soxparkbrick.jpg		Forces War Records	Image	11/10/2015
1919ws-press-pin.jpg		Forces War Records	Image	11/10/2015
1-eddie-murphy-john-shano-collins-joe-everett.jpg		Forces War Records	Image	11/10/2015
Item_12630_1.jpg		Forces War Records	Image	11/10/2015
Fred Drury McMullin		Forces War Records	Memorial	24/06/2013
Arnold Gandil		Forces War Records	Memorial	6/09/2008
Eddie Cicotte		Forces War Records	Memorial	4/09/2008
Charles Risberg		Forces War Records	Memorial	5/09/2008
Oscar Felsch		Forces War Records	Memorial	4/09/2008
Claude Preston Williams		Forces War Records	Memorial	25/06/2013
George Daniel Weaver		Forces War Records	Memorial	25/06/2013
Joseph Jefferson Jackson		Forces War Records	Memorial	21/06/2013
Christopher Mathewson		Forces War Records	Memorial	24/06/2013
Hugh Fullerton		Forces War Records	Memorial	3/09/2008
Robert E Crowe		Forces War Records	Memorial	13/02/2016

Source URLs

URL	Events	Description
A Newsman's Biggest Story - 09.17.56 - SI Vault
September 17, 1956 This Is My Story Of The Black Sox Series The ringleader of the infamous plot, the first baseman of the team which exploded baseball's dirty business with the game's worst scandal, breaks his silence to speak for the first time Arnold (Chick) Gandil
Major League Baseball
1919 World Series
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
intentionally losing
baseball
first baseman
Arnold "Chick" Gandil
Joseph "Sport" Sullivan
Arnold Rothstein
Abe Attell
boxing
Charles Comiskey
reserve clause
[1]
[2]
[3]
Eddie Collins
Columbia College of Columbia University
Ray Schalk
Red Faber
[4]
pitchers
Eddie Cicotte
Claude "Lefty" Williams
outfielder
Oscar "Happy" Felsch
shortstop
Charles "Swede" Risberg
Third baseman
George "Buck" Weaver
[5]
infielder
Fred McMullin
"Sleepy" Bill Burns
[6]
"Shoeless" Joe Jackson
Eliot Asinof
Eight Men Out
[7]
odds against them
Hugh Fullerton
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Christy Mathewson
Philadelphia Bulletin
struck
Morrie Rath
Dickie Kerr
[8]
edit
Cleveland Indians
American League
pennant
grand jury
Shoeless Joe Jackson
[12]
Chick Gandil
St. Louis Browns
federal judge
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Commissioner of Baseball
Babe Borton
Harl Maggert
Gene Dale
Bill Rumler
Pacific Coast League
[13]
ineligible list
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Weaver-risberg-flip.jpg
Swede Risberg
Buck Weaver
Cook County
[14]
John F. "Shano" Collins
[15]
[16]
John Anderson
2005
Curse of the Black Sox
Chicago City Council
Kid Gleason
Sports Illustrated
[18]
[19]
citation needed
[20]
George Frazier
1981
New York Yankees
Joe Gedeon