Topps Monopoly in Baseball Bubble Gum Cards
An FTC examiner ruled Topps holds a monopoly in baseball bubble gum cards. The 113 page decision suggests limiting player contract lengths, renewals, and voiding existing deals after October 1966. Topps rosters 446 of 450 major leaguers in 1961. players receive 125 dollars yearly for pictures.
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Twins sign Wojciak and two other players to bonus deals
Minnesota Twins attract college standouts Ron Wojciak Rick Renick and Mike Huyck with bonus contracts Wojciak will join the Florida Instructional League in October Renick played 280 for Ohio State and Huyck signed from Fallon Nevada after the National Non Pro tournament in Wichita Kansas Wojciak helped Minnesota Pierre South Carolina win batting titles and was an all Big Ten selection last spring
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MIAC Votes Pay Raise For 1965 Officials
MIAC athletic directors and football coaches voted to raise referees pay to 30 dollars per game in 1965 if football uses three officials, or 25 dollars per game if four officials. Current rates are 25 dollars. Budgets are set, so the increase will not affect this year.
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