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Wayne Terwilliger
The Dodgers swapped Wayne to the Senators in September of '52. He'd been with the Cubs since '49 before coming to the Brooks in July of '51. "Twig" had an impressive war record serving with the Marines at Saipan, Tinjay and Iwo Jima. He's been in pro ball since '48 and came up to the Majors after hitting .278 for Los Angeles in '49. In '50, as a Cub, he hit 10 HR's. 1951 was spent at St. Paul.
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Jimmy Piersall
Curt Flood
Dick Phillips
"Buddy" Lewis
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Sam Rice
Harmon Killebrew
George McBride, Norman Elberfeld

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* Factoid: "Buddy" Myer played Second Base for the mighty Senators.
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Hit .260 in 71 games for the Senators in 1950. In 110 games in 1949, playing at second, third and in the outfield. His batting average was .251, and he drove in 42 runs. In organized baseball since 1939. Spent part of the 1940 and 1941 seasons with the Senators. Was with them again in 1943, but soon joined the service. Received discharge in time for the 1946 season. With Senators ever since.



In 1962, Hank put together a fantastic season as he led the Pioneer League in RBIs, homers and batting.



Reno has a fine arm and can fire bullets across the diamond. Digging out hot smashes is second nature to this fine fielder. Reno's average trailed off last year, but he has natural ability, a keen batting eye, and he figures to have a fine year in '59. Reno was born in St. Vito, Italy.



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Joe Coleman, Jim French
John Kelly Lewis, Jr.
Tom Grieve

Gallery Redux!

Walter Johnson, Charles Street, Catcher - Senators. and Walter Johnson, Charles Street, Pitcher - Senators.
Don Johnson, Pitcher - Senators.

Back to the Front! Senators card back du jour...

Herb Plews
Herb took over the Senators' second base assignment last year and did a bang up job. After hitting .302 at Denver in 1955, he came to Washington and saw part time duty in 1956.
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877

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