In 1950, Braves owner Lou Perini, alongside notable figures like Phil Wrigley and Del Webb, played a pivotal role in selecting a new commissioner after the league's decision to not renew Happy Chandler's contract.
The 1922 joint meeting between the American and National Leagues not only solidified a ban on non-waiver trades after June 15, but also established a fixed compensation of $2,000 for World Series umpires, highlighting procedural changes in MLB.
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