(5)Players' strike this weekend averted

(5)Players' strike this weekend averted

NAGOYA, Japan - Two baseball fans read a notice of a decision taken by players to avert a weekend walkout at Nagoya Dome on Sept. 10. Baseball officials and players averted a strike at least for this weekend following two days of negotiations in Osaka after compromise proposals were made in a last-ditch effort to narrow their differences over a planned merger of two ballclubs.

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