1969 – Ralph Houk signs a new 3-year contract with the Yankees at $65,000 a season, the highest managerial salary in either league, and Joe Pepitone is reinstated.

September 2, 1969August 25, 2019 This Day In Baseball

On September 2, 1969 — 1969 – Ralph Houk signs a new 3-year contract with the Yankees at $65,000 a season, the highest managerial salary in either league, and Joe Pepitone is reinstated.

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Baseball Reference September 2
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Retro Sheet
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