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Lou Boudreau – SS (Cleveland Indians) – elected in 1970 with 77.33% of the vote.
November 30, 1948
Lou Boudreau is selected as the American League Most Valuable Player, becoming the only manager to win a World Series and be named the circuit’s MVP in the same season. The fan favorite, who had almost been dealt to the Browns earlier in the year, prompts owner Bill Veeck to rethink the transaction.
SATCHEL PAIGE AND LOU BOUDREAU
Lou Boudreau bowling
1949 Vintage Wheaties Cereal Ad, "Breakfast of Champions", with manager Lou Boudreau
February 3, 1938 College basketball player Lou Boudreau is suspended by the University of Illinois for taking illegal payments from the Indians, but the 19-year-old hoopster will go on to have a 15-year Hall of Fame career in the big leagues as a player/manager for Cleveland and the Red Sox. In addition, as a broadcaster, he will be traded to the Cubs by radio station WGN to become the team's manager.