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Mickey Mantle's Restaurant Struck Out by Bankruptcy Ruling

By Maya Shwayder on June 5, 2012 3:08pm

After 24 years, Mickey Mantle's Restaurant & Sports Bar could shut down any day now due to bankruptcy

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MIDTOWN — The beloved Central Park South restaurant Mickey Mantle's appears to have finally struck out.

A bankruptcy court judge dismissed the venue's attempts to file Chapter 11 on Tuesday, according to NY1.

The eatery, which was a favorite for Yankees fans since it opened in the 1980s, had been closed for several months and was facing eviction for rent debts.

An employee at Mickey Mantle's in Oklahoma confirmed that the restaurant's New York location was closing.

NY1 reported that the owner was appealing the judge's decision.

Where Mantle's face used to hang

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