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New game fixing scandal hits baseball; probe begins

Taipei : Taiwan | about 1 month ago

Prosecutors have launched a new investigation into allegations of possible game fixing during the 2009 regular season of Taiwan's professional baseball league, dealing another harsh blow to the league's already tainted image. The Banqiao District Prosecutors Office raided lockers, dorms and...

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