Bankruptcy Filing Throws Future Of Pro Baseball In Valley Into Question
By admin on Sunday, 4th January 2009USA – The murky future of United League Baseball and the Edinburg Coyotes has gotten even more unclear.
On Monday, United Sports Equities – the company that operates the league – filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Broward County, Fla. The filing states that United Sports Equities has debts of $264,494.55, though some of the debts are disputed.
Included in the list of debts is a disputed one for $22,000 to the city of Harlingen. Earlier in the off-season, the city locked the Harlingen WhiteWings out of their home stadium, Harlingen Field.
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