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Judge backs Little League Baseball decision to remove Tulsa

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By Anthony Olivieri Verified
| MSN Verified
A Texas judge backed a decision to remove a Tulsa, Oklahoma, team from the Southwest Region and keep it from playing in Tuesday's championship game for a berth in the Little League Baseball World Series, according to a statement from a Little League spokesperson. Little League Baseball on Monday determined that a player was ineligible and removed Tulsa National from the region, deeming its previous game a forfeit.
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Judge backs Little League Baseball decision to remove Tulsa

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By Anthony Olivieri Verified
| ESPN Verified
A Texas court backed a decision to remove a Tulsa, Oklahoma, team from the Southwest Region and keep it from playing in Tuesday's championship game for a spot in the Little League Baseball World Series, according to a statement from a Little League spokesperson. Little League Baseball on Monday determined a player ineligible and removed Tulsa National from the region, deeming its previous game a forfeit.
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Judge backs Little League Baseball decision to remove Tulsa

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By Anthony Olivieri Verified
| Flipboard
11 hours ago First, the Buffalo Bills put out a statement on Monday, defending the honor of their new $2.2 billion stadium that was getting absolutely crushed on social media – with photo evidence, no less – for how poorly architects laid out some of the place's sightlines. Then the club put its chief operating …
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