All Star shortstop Vern Stephens ends up in Boston after 13 players over 2 days get traded between St Louis and Boston
VINTAGE BASEBALL MEMORABILIA
Vintage Baseball Memorabilia
On November 18, 1947 — In the second of two deals between the clubs on consecutive days, St. Louis obtains Sam Dente, Clem Dreisewerd, Bill Sommers, and $65,000 from the Red Sox in exchange for Ellis Kinder and Billy Hitchcock. When the dust settles on the two-day, 13-player transaction, Boston ends up with two top-of-the-rotation hurlers, Kinder and Jack Kramer, and an All-Star offensive shortstop to hit behind Ted Williams, Vern Stephens, and the cash-deprived Browns, in addition to its four new players, receive a total of $375,000.
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