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Phillies / For Sale #516084

NBC Evening News for Sunday, Mar 08, 1981
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(Studio) Philadelphia Phillies reported for sale by the Carpenter family; details given. Team president Ruly Carpenter's reasons outlined.
REPORTER: Jane Pauley

(Clearwater,Florida) World Series last year recalled; films shown. Baseball cmsr. Bowie Kuhn noted giving team trophy. [Ruly CARPENTER - notes high salaries.] Phillies' payroll last year and management's complaints noted. [Mgr. Dallas GREEN - thinks salaries are out of line.] [Pete ROSE - criticizes owners.] [Players Association executive director Marvin MILLER - discusses issue.] Carpenter's response mentioned.
REPORTER: Ike Seamans

Reporter(s):
Pauley, Jane;
Seamans, Ike
Duration:
00:02:00

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