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Baseball & Anti-trust Laws
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Baseball & Anti-trust Laws
Focuses on the Supreme Court's decision that baseball did not fall under the Sherman Act which prompted Congress to the same position.
1,575 words (approx. 6.3 pages) |
8 sources |
1989
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" In the United States, professional baseball has had a hallowed position. It has been glorified by the fans and public at large, and protected by the Congress and the Courts. Yet, it has a dark side, too. It has survived strikes, scandals, the Great Depression, and two world wars. In more recent years, players and owners have been embroiled in a contract dispute. Baseball has suffered a serious blow to its reputation because both players and owners seem to be motivated by greed. Baseball will no doubt survive this latest challenge, but the effects of baseball's exempt status will have profound effects for years to come.What follows is a discussion of the historical background of (...)"
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