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Asked how long a drug cloud would hover over baseball, Joe Torre peered into the past. "I don't know how long the Black Sox scandal lasted," the Los Angeles Dodgers manager said Friday. "It's something we're going to have to endure. "To me, the most important thing is that we need to regain the trust and it's not something that's going to happen overnight, it's not going to be fixed overnight.

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Page after page, Roger Clemens' name was all over the Mitchell Report. Count them, 82 times. Barry Bonds showed up more often. So did Jose Canseco. Andy Pettitte, Eric Gagne and Miguel Tejada also became part of baseball's most infamous lineup since the 1919 Black Sox scandal. But they didn't get the worst of it Thursday.

World Series Black Sox scandal at an auction ending Thursday, officials said. Suburban Chicago auctioneer Mastro Auctions said it sold the collection to the museum for about $100,000. Experts said the treasure trove might offer insights about the Chicago White Sox and their notorious alleged actions during the series against the Cincinnati Reds that's become one of the darkest events in baseball history. " align="left" border="0">

The Chicago History Museum won a collection of rare documents, letters and memos detailing the Black Sox scandal at an auction that ended Thursday. The museum offered about $100,000 for the collection, topping 35 other bids, said suburban Chicago auctioneer Mastro Auctions. Experts say the papers offer insights about the Chicago White Sox and their notorious alleged actions in a betting scandal...