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NOVEMBER
1967

Friday, November 3rd

IN THE NEWS: Boston's Jim Lonborg is named American League Cy Young Award winner.

Tuesday, November 7th

IN THE NEWS: Orlando Cepeda of the Cards is the first unanimous selection as National League MVP.

Wednesday, November 8th

IN THE NEWS: The Reds trade OF Art Shamsky to the Mets for IF Bob Johnson.

Monday, November 13th

IN THE NEWS: Following a meeting of National League owners, President Warren Giles says the league will not stand in the way of American League expansion to Seattle and Kansas City.

Wednesday, November 15th

IN THE NEWS: Boston's Carl Yastrzemski is the overwhelming selection as the American League's MVP. The Triple-crown winner misses unanimity by one vote, which goes to Cesar Tovar (.267, six home run, 47 RBI).

Monday, November 20th

IN THE NEWS: Mets P Tom Seaver (16-12) is named National League Rookie of the Year.

Tuesday, November 21st

IN THE NEWS: Cleveland acquires OF Tommy Harper from the Reds for 1B Fred Whitfield and P George Culver.

Wednesday, November 22nd

IN THE NEWS: Minnesota 2B Rod Carew (.292) is the runaway choice for American League Rookie of the Year.

Monday, November 27th

IN THE NEWS: The New York Mets send P Bill Denehy and $100,000 to the Senators for Washington's manager, Gil Hodges. Jim Lemon is named manager of the Senators.

Tuesday, November 28th

IN THE NEWS: The Twins send SS Zoilo Versalles and P Jim Grant to the Dodgers for C John Roseboro and pitchers Bob Miller and Ron Perranoski.

Wednesday, November 29th

IN THE NEWS: The White Sox reacquire SS Luis Aparicio, with OF Russ Snyder and 1B/OF John Matias, from Baltimore for pitchers Bruce Howard and Roger Nelson and IF Don Buford.

The Indians trade OF Chuck Hinton to the Angels for OF Jose Cardenal.

Thursday, November 30th

IN THE NEWS: The Yankees purchase Gene Michael from the LA Dodgers.

The Cubs give up on pitcher Ray Culp and ship him to the Red Sox for minor leaguer Rudy Schlesinger and cash. A steal for the Sox, Culp will develop a palm ball and win 64 games for them in the next four seasons.