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Walt Masterson
Walt was sent to the Washington Senators shortly after the start of the 1952 season. With Washington he made 24 mound appearances, winning 9 and losing 8. Walt began in 1939 with Charlotte of the Piedmont League, and after appearing in 2 games for them, he went to Washington. He remained, except for three years in service, until traded to the Red Sox in June, 1949.
1953 Bowman B&W Set (Baseball)
9
#BlackAndWhite, #SunGlasses, Pitcher, Player, Senators

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Switched from the White Sox to the Senators after 10 games in 1950. On the mound 22 times for the Nats. Won 9, lost 10. Belonged at one time to the Indians. While with the Baltimore Orioles in 1947, Bob was voted the outstanding southpaw of the International League. Bothered by wildness with Orioles in 1948. In 1949, with White Sox, had a record of 10-6. In service 3 years.

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One of four players to hit a Home Run in every American League Stadium in '51, Ed broke in with the Senators in ’44 without playing in the minors. A War Veteran, Ed led the League in Walks in 1950 and was 2nd in '51 with 126. A New York University student during the off-season, he was tops in the League in Putouts at third base in 1948-50-51 and in Double Plays in 1950. His best year at bat was 1950 with .295.

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The youth from North Carolina was brought up by the Senators to help bolster their pitching staff last season. Barry has all of the equipment to become a big winner in the major leagues, once he masters his control problem. In 1963, the southpaw led the Carolina League in wild pitches and the following season he topped the Eastern League in bases on balls.

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"Jim" Bloodworth
Tom Upton
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Joe Haynes, Pitcher - Senators.
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Tim Cullen
Tim tied an AL mark for 100 or more games with .994 Fldg. Pct. at 2nd base, 1970. Led PCL shortstops with 462 Assists at Hawaii, 1965, & hit .295 there in 1966, finishing year with Nats. Briefly with Chisox.
1971 Topps Set (Baseball)
566
Infield, Player, Senators

Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

2017 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (1)
1941 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (5)
1911 Turkey Red Set (Baseball) (6)
1938 Goudey Set (Baseball) (2)
1916 M101-4 Set (Baseball) (10)
1952 Bowman Set (Baseball) (17)
1950 Bowman Set (Baseball) (14)
1968 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
2004 Topps Tribute HOF Set (Baseball) (1)
1915 Cracker Jack Set (Baseball) (5)
2023 Donruss Set (Baseball) (2)
1966 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
1961 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
2009 Tri-Star Obak Set (Baseball) (1)
1959 Topps Set (Baseball) (35)

All Sets

Senators
Total Card Count

877

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