SF high school baseball team fires coaching staff, must forfeit games after racial incident
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An elite San Francisco high school’s championship varsity baseball team is facing three game losses and the firing of coaching staff after racial taunts were allegedly lobbed at a game last spring.
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What happened
An elite San Francisco high school’s championship varsity baseball team is facing three game losses and the firing of coaching staff after racial taunts were allegedly lobbed at a game last spring.
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