John Alevizos

1919–2005 (age 86)

Baseball executive

Biography

John Alevizos devoted decades to baseball as an executive whose strategic mind and genuine affection for the game helped nurture both players and communities. He navigated the business side of the sport with integrity, always mindful that baseball thrives when it connects with people from all walks of life.

Friends remember him as a thoughtful listener and mentor whose work left an enduring imprint on the teams and organizations he served, now honored at Newton Cemetery.

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