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1989 Report to Major League Baseball on Pete Rose’ Gambling.
Lot 136. 1989 Report to Major League Baseball on Pete Rose’ Gambling. By early 1989, Rose’s gambling had become a public issue. In response, MLB Commissioner Peter Ueberroth retained a Washington, D.C., law firm to investigate the gambling allegations. By the time the report was submitted on May 9, A. Bartlett Giamatti had replaced Ueberroth. Prepared by trial attorney John M. Dowd, the 225-report identifies Rose as a compulsive gambler who bet on baseball games in 1985, 1986 and 1987. The details that led to Rose’s ban from baseball are in this copy of the report in photocopy form, as it was provided to MLB.
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