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There have been 128 forfeits in 139 years of big league baseball, but none as crazy as the Texas-Cleveland game of June 4, 1974. A crowd of 25,174 showed up at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland that night, double the average attendance that season, for 10-cent beer night. It didn't take long for the game to degenerate into a drunken brawl. Click here to read Paul Jackson's account of the incredible events that night. |
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