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153:. However, in 1952, the Indians suffered a marked downturn in attendance despite finishing only two games out of first. Ryan jettisoned five of the Indians' 13 minor league affiliates and laid off three scouts. Greenberg opposed these cutbacks, prompting Ryan to make plans to fire Greenberg and become his own general manager. When the board sided with Greenberg, Ryan sold his share of the franchise to a group headed by 496: 226: 134:
and went into the insurance business, eventually building one of the more successful insurance agencies in northeast Ohio, W. F. Ryan Insurance. His agency was located adjacent to the
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Following the sale of the Indians, Ryan joined a syndicate headed by David Jones, a former Indians board member, that purchased the
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The Baseball Necrology: The Post-Baseball Lives and Deaths of Over 7,600 Major League Players and Others
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in 1961. At one time, Ryan was also a part-owner of the Cleveland Arena and the
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American businessman, insurance executive & football club owner (1904-1966)
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In 1949, Ryan headed a syndicate that purchased the Indians from
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Index

Ryan Ellis
Cleveland, Ohio
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Ohio State University
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Indians
American League
1949
1952
Ohio State University
Cleveland Arena
Bill Veeck
Hank Greenberg
Municipal Stadium
Myron H. Wilson
Cleveland Browns
Art Modell
Cleveland Barons
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Knollwood Cemetery
Mayfield Heights, Ohio


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