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Comments made to reporters regarding an alleged conflict of interest between directors and officers of the Major League Umpires Association and its legal counsel were not defamatory, a Delaware County Common Pleas judge has ruled. Judge Charles B. Burr took the opportunity to put a few baseball puns into play in surmising that the suit was based more on spite than on fact.
March 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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