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clan to throw games. The team announced that Nagayasu would be released after the end of the season, and the story was reported in Japanese newspapers the next day. Late in November, the executive committee presiding over the NPB at the time voted to ban Nagayasu from the league for life, the first
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infielder Takeshi Kuwata (who had been the 1959 rookie of the year) was arrested for his role in the flat track scandal. He would later receive a three-month suspension from the NPB, but his involvement effectively barred him from signing with another team, and he retired at the end of the year.
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Ikenaga's banning was fiercely contested by both Nishitetsu's front office and Ikenaga's family. His case was not taken up by the NPB until March 2005, when commissioner Yasuchika Negoro and team owners agreed on a bylaw that allowed banned players who have reformed themselves to petition for a
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between 1969 and 1971. The fallout from these scandals resulted in several star players receiving long suspensions, salary cuts, or being banned from professional play entirely. The scandals led many fans in Japan to abandon the sport, and also to the sale of such illustrious teams as the
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pitcher Kiyohiro Miura received a stern warning for receiving an invitation to throw games from teammate Kimihiro Satō and not reporting it. On January 29 of that year, Taiyō coach Takashi Suzuki and pitcher Shōji Sakai were barred from playing in the NPB for their involvement with the
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under investigation for rule violations reveals that baseball players are involved in a scheme to fix the results of races, which feature parimutuel wagering as one of the four legal sports in Japan which can be wagered.
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in both sports. The bulk of the revelations around the scandal came out between the fall of 1969 and the spring of 1970. Eventually, more than fifteen NPB players and coaches were implicated in game-fixing and
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under investigation for rule violations in a race revealed that baseball players were involved in a scheme to fix the results of races. (In Japan, paved flat track motorcycle racing,
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infielder Takao Katsuragi was arrested in the flat track scandal. In June, the NPB committee banned Ogawa from baseball for life; they suspended Katsuragi for three months.
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April 1, 1970: Nagayasu reveals that other players on his former team were also involved in game-fixing. Seven players testify on their involvement: Nagayasu,
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reported to the Japanese media regarding teammates at Nishitetsu were involved with match fixing, the club's front office investigates and discovers
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pitchers Toshiaki Moriyasu and Mitsugu Tanaka were revealed to be under suspicion of throwing baseball games. A subsequent report revealed that
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reported to Japanese news media that players were playing suspiciously, leading to a front office investigation where on October 7, 1969,
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Kazuhide Funada and Mitsuo Motoi. Yoda and Masuda admitted their involvement. Ikenaga claimed to be uninvolved, but had not returned the
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removal of the ban. Ikenaga requested a removal soon afterwards, and on April 25, 2005, he was allowed to return to baseball.
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family to throw games. The team announces that Nagayasu will be released after the end of the regular season, just days away.
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1 million he had received from Chunichi Dragons pitcher and former teammate Tsutomu Tanaka as an invitation to cheat.
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or public sports for parimutuel gambling.) Three men were arrested under suspicion of participating in the scheme:
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In June the committee banned the Buffaloes' Akira Yano from baseball for life. In July, Buffaloes outfielder
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On May 25, 1970, the executive committee issued the following punishments to the accused Nishitetsu players:
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July 30: Toshiaki Moriyasu (Toei) banned from baseball for life. Mitsugu Tanaka (Toei) receives a warning.
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front-office official Akira Yano had been coerced into throwing games as a player during the 1967 season.
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The term "black mist" was a reference to a political scandal that had enveloped the administration of
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June 18: Takao Katsuragi (Tigers) suspended by the commissioner committee for three months.
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family to throw games. Released after the end of the 1969 season; later banned for life
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May 25: Commissioner committee issues the following punishments to Nishitetsu players:
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On July 30, 1970, the committee issued the following punishments for the Toei players:
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was prosecuted for illegal gambling. He was later suspended by the NPB for a month.
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just a few years earlier; "bribery was said to envelop politics like a black mist."
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barred from playing in the premiere league for their involvement with the Yakuza.
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Kimiyasu Murakami and Kazuhide Funada: Suspended until the end of the 1970 season
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June 15: Akira Yano (Buffaloes front-office) banned from baseball for life.
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to throw games; had already left professional baseball after 1969 season
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pitcher Fumio Narita was suspended for a month for his involvement with
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alone. Ten NPB current and former players — including star pitchers
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On April 1, 1970, in an exclusive tape-recorded interview with the
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president due to "involvement with persons in baseball gambling."
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was coerced into throwing games as a player in the 1967 season.
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June 3: Kentarō Ogawa (Dragons) banned from baseball for life.
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are revealed to be under suspicion of throwing baseball games.
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Masayuki Ikenaga, Yoshinobu Yoda, Akio Masuda: Banned for life
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The Black Mist Scandal had multiple components, involving the
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Masaaki Ikenaga, Yoshinobu Yoda, Akio Masuda: Banned for life
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October 8: The story is reported in Japanese newspapers.
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Masayuki Nagayasu was found to have taken bribes from a
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November 28: Nagayasu banned from the league for life.
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