Wizard of Odds: How Jack Molinas Almost Destroyed the Game of Basketball. New York: Seven Stories Press. ISBN 1-58322-562-5. "Molinas, Jack". JewsinSports...
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Luciano Molinas [es] (1888–1973), Argentine politician Marta Molinas (born 1968), Paraguayan and Norwegian electrical engineer Nicanor Molinas (1823–1892)...
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to pay out his group, if they suspected Molinas' group double-crossed them, as well as instances where Molinas' own group would double-cross each other...
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initial scandal died down. By 1961, thanks in part to former player Jack Molinas, a greater scandal within the NCAA would lead to even more individuals...
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have been inspired by former college basketball and NBA All-Star player Jack Molinas, who was said to have shaved points for Columbia University during the...
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the first NBA player to be banned for life for gambling purposes since Jack Molinas back in 1954, as well as the first player to be banned for life without...
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the first active player to be banned from the NBA for gambling since Jack Molinas in 1954, as well as the first active player to be permanently banned...
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ISBN 0-684-80832-3. Rosen, Charley (2001). The Wizard Of Odds: How Jack Molinas almost destroyed the game of basketball. Seven Stories Press. pp. 162–233...
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to taking bribes between 1947 and 1950 to fix 86 games in 17 states. Jack Molinas was not caught in 1951, but after he was suspended for gambling by the...
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2005. ISBN 0-312-30094-8 Rosen, Charley (2003). The Wizard of Odds: How Jack Molinas Almost Destroyed the Game of Basketball. New York: Seven Stories Press...
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