Al Nichols
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Al Nichols played baseball for the Louisville Grays professional baseball league in 1877. He was involved with an infamous betting scandal along with three other Grays players that had ties to a New York gambling ring. He and his teammate were charged with throwing many games throughout the season in exchange for a modest amount of money and were subsequently banned from professional baseball forever.
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