Ed Rosenthal
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| - | '''Ed Rosenthal''' was General Manager of the Wisconsin Rapids Twins (Midwest) from 1967 to | + | '''Ed Rosenthal''' was General Manager of the Wisconsin Rapids Twins (Midwest) from 1967 to 1977. |
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| - | Rosenthal was hired as Wisconsin Rapids' GM in May of 1967 when his predecessor, Dave Van Wormer, unexpectedly took another job.<ref>{{cite-newspaper | title= | newspaper=The Sporting News | year=1967 | month=5 | day=6 | pages=39 | last= | first= }} | + | Rosenthal was hired as Wisconsin Rapids' GM in May of 1967 when his predecessor, [[Dave Van Wormer]], unexpectedly took another job.<ref>{{cite-newspaper | title= | newspaper=The Sporting News | year=1967 | month=5 | day=6 | pages=39 | last= | first= }} |
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Ed Rosenthal was General Manager of the Wisconsin Rapids Twins (Midwest) from 1967 to 1977.
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| General Manager of Wisconsin Rapids (Midwest) 1967-1977
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Rosenthal was hired as Wisconsin Rapids' GM in May of 1967 when his predecessor, Dave Van Wormer, unexpectedly took another job.[1]
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References
Footnotes
- ↑ , pg 39. The Sporting News, 1967-05-06.
Sources
- 1968 through 1977 Baseball Blue Books.
