| 词条 | Ted Bonda |
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Alva T. "Ted" Bonda (1917 - October 22, 2005) was the president of the Cleveland Indians from 1973 to 1978. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio, which also served as his death place. He was a partner in Nick Mileti's ownership group who assumed control of the team in 1973, though Mileti wasn't completely bought out until 1975.[1] While with the Indians in 1974 he hired Frank Robinson to be the first African-American baseball manager. Bonda was a partner with Howard Metzenbaum in Metzenbaum's airport parking company. The two were also principal owners of the Cleveland Stokers professional soccer club and in the Indians. He was named after Alva Bradley, a previous Indians owner who owned the building where Bonda's father worked. Bonda was active in civic affairs, particularly the Cleveland School Board. Political ViewsBonda was a liberal Democrat[2] . He dedicated a lot of his wealth to philanthropic endeavors. References1. ^{{cite book| author=Torry, Jack| chapter=Chapter 6, You're Committing Suicide| title=Endless Summers: The Fall and Rise of the Cleveland Indians | editor=| publisher=Diamond Communications, Inc.| isbn= 0-912083-98-0| year=1996| pages=104–125}} {{s-start}}{{succession box2. ^http://cleveland.indians.mlb.com/news/print.jsp?ymd=20051023&content_id=1257709&vkey=news_cle&fext=.jsp&c_id=cle | before=Nick Mileti | title=Owner of the Cleveland Indians | years=1975 — 1978 | after=Steve O'Neill}}{{succession box | before=Nick Mileti | title=President of the Cleveland Indians | years=1975 — 1978 | after=Gabe Paul}}{{s-end}}{{Cleveland Indians owners}}{{Cleveland Indians Presidents}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Bonda, Ted}}{{baseball-business-bio-stub}} 9 : Major League Baseball executives|Cleveland Indians executives|1917 births|2005 deaths|American sports businesspeople|Businesspeople from Cleveland|Jewish American baseball people|Major League Baseball team presidents|North American Soccer League (1968–84) executives |
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