WPBL board member asks Delaware court to force release of records over operational concerns‎

A member of the Women's Pro Baseball League's board of directors is asking a Delaware court to force the fledgling organization to release records she says could reveal misuse of company funds and undisclosed conflicts of interest. The WPBL launched Aug. 1 hoping to become the most successful pro league for women's baseball since the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League folded in 1954. The demand for books and records, filed Monday in the Delaware Court of Chancery, could impact the league's ability to bring in more partners, sponsors and investors.