The Boston Red Sox hire former Indianapolis Clowns scout Ed Scott as their first full-time black scout.

ByTom February 7, 1962February 3, 2024

The Boston Red Sox hire former Indianapolis Clowns scout Ed Scott as their first full-time black scout.

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Lawyer Melvin Belli obtains a writ laying claim to Willie Mays

ByThis Day in Baseball February 7, 1962February 3, 2024

Lawyer Melvin Belli obtains a writ laying claim to Willie Mays, among other assets, unless the San Francisco Giants pay him the judgment awarded by a jury in January. Belli claims the club failed to file a motion for a new trial before the deadline.

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Day: February 7, 1962

The Boston Red Sox hire former Indianapolis Clowns scout Ed Scott as their first full-time black scout.

Lawyer Melvin Belli obtains a writ laying claim to Willie Mays

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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