Elephant Rumblings: Maxwell Police Reports, Game 7 Notes, Healy To STL?

A’s Coverage:

• AFL Report: Logan Shore...
• Alameda High class field trip heads to ballpark, visits Oakland A’s marketing staff...
• Here Are The Police Reports From Bruce Maxwell's Arrest...
• A Cards’ beat writer is less-than-thrilled about suggestions of Healy to St. Louis...

MLB News:

• Game 7 tickets fetching big bucks on resale market...
• Mystery gambler to risk $14 million on Game 7 after going undefeated in World Series...
• Curt Schilling trying to text his way to a baseball job...
• Naval Academy Baseball Classic scrapped due to territorial issue between Nationals, Orioles...
• Jackie Robinson’s protective cap used against racist pitchers sells for record amount...

Baseball Interest Stories:

• Sam Miller: Managing Game 7 is the most difficult coaching job in sports...
• Jonah Keri: In a World Series of big moments, it was the little things that got us to Game 7...
• Jeff Passan argues that Game 7 of the World Series is the greatest event in sports...
• Venezuela's Baseball League Is Struggling Amid Country's Deep Economic Crisis...
• Alex Bregman has (kind of) learned Spanish so he can better communicate with his fellow infielders...

Today in Baseball History:

• 1870 - The Chicago White Stockings host the New York Mutuals at Dexter Park with the unofficial national championship at stake with 6,000 fans on hand. With his team ahead, 13-12, and having just walked the bases loaded, Mutuals pitcher Rynie Wolters walks off the mound, claiming the umpire is biased. The game ends with the score reverting to the last completed inning, giving Chicago a 7-5 win although the Mutuals continue to proclaim themselves the champs.
• 1989 - The Senior Professional Baseball Association begins its first season. The list of retired major leaguers playing in the 35-and-older league includes future Hall of Famers Rollie Fingers and Ferguson Jenkins, and former All-Stars like Paul Blair, Vida Blue, Bert Campaneris, Cheo Cruz, Dock Ellis, George Foster, Graig Nettles and Amos Otis.

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