The Transactions for the 1967 Cleveland Indians (original) (raw)
The Transactions for the 1967 Cleveland Indians
1967
Purchased Horacio Pina from Puebla (Mexican).
January 4, 1967
Traded Jim Landis, Jim Weaver and Doc Edwards to Houston Astros in exchange for Lee Maye and Ken Retzer.
January 28, 1967
Amateur Free-Agent Draft
4th round secondary phase Dick Tidrow (signed May 13, 1967)
April 10, 1967
Returned Billy Wynne to New York Mets.
April 25, 1967
Traded Dick Radatz to Chicago Cubs in exchange for cash and a player to be named later; Cleveland Indians received Bob Raudman (November 21, 1967).
May 1, 1967
Sold Jack Kralick to New York Mets.
May 6, 1967
Purchased Orlando Pena from Detroit Tigers.
June 4, 1967
Traded Gary Bell to Boston Red Sox in exchange for Tony Horton and Don Demeter.
June 6, 1967
Amateur Free-Agent Draft
1st round (11th pick) Jack Heidemann 2nd round Mark Ballinger 5th round Ed Farmer (signed June 12, 1967) 9th round Vic Correll 20th round Mike Paul (signed June 18, 1967) 34th round Jack Brohamer 2nd round secondary phase Eddie Leon 3rd round secondary phase Lou Camilli 5th round secondary phase Rich Hinton (did not sign)
July 20, 1967
Purchased Gary Kroll from Houston Astros.
July 29, 1967
Traded Rocky Colavito to Chicago White Sox in exchange for Jim King and a player to be named later; Cleveland Indians received Marv Staehle (October 26, 1967).
September 4, 1967
Jim Kern signed as a non-drafted free agent.
October 11, 1967
Purchased Jake Wood from Cincinnati Reds.
October 17, 1967
Jim King released.
November 21, 1967
Traded George Culver, Fred Whitfield and Bob Raudman to Cincinnati Reds in exchange for Tommy Harper.
November 28, 1967
Major League Draft
Lost Vicente Romo to Los Angeles Dodgers. Selected Ken Suarez from Oakland Athletics.
Minor League Draft
Selected Darrell Sutherland from New York Mets.
Traded John O'Donoghue and Gordy Lund to Baltimore Orioles in exchange for Eddie Fisher, Bob Scott and Johnny Scruggs.
November 29, 1967
Traded Chuck Hinton to California Angels in exchange for Jose Cardenal.