Alex Spanos, Patriarch Of N.f.l.’s Chargers, Is Dead At 95

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, New York Times: Obituaries
Thu, 10/11/2018 - 8:10am

A billionaire son of Greek immigrants, he bought the team in 1984 and later ceded it to his son Dean, who moved the franchise from San Diego to Los Angeles.

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Alex Spanos, Patriarch Of N.f.l.’s Chargers, Is Dead At 95

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