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Albie Pearson
Albie was the most exciting newcomer in the A.L. last year. He led his team in singles, doubles, and placed 2nd in batting, triples and total hits. Albie hit only 234 for the first third of the season but bounced back with a .307 for the remainder.
1959 Topps Set (Baseball)
4
Outfield, Player, Senators

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A schoolboy sensation in Cincinnati, Ed batted .460 as a senior in high school. The shortstop's batting average doesn't indicate his true value to the Senators. A great man with a glove, Ed topped the Washington club in games played last season.

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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.

Who is it?


The 26-year-old first baseman joined the Senators in the deal that brought Frank Howard from L. A. to Washington. In the minors Dick earned quite a reputation for himself. He was the California League's home run champion and RBI leader in 1961. Dick twice led his circuit in putouts while in the Dodger farm chain.

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Dick Bosman, Pete Craig
Irv Noren
Mike Brumley, Lou Piniella

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Irv Noren, Outfield - Senators.
Walt Masterson, Pitcher - Senators.

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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

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.

1909 T206 Set (Baseball) (19)
1954 Bowman Set (Baseball) (14)
1967 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
1953 Topps Set (Baseball) (14)
1961 Fleer Set (Baseball) (6)
1963 Topps Set (Baseball) (25)
1954 Red Heart Set (Baseball) (1)
1993 Conlon Set (Baseball) (16)
2004 Topps Tribute HOF Set (Baseball) (1)
1968 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
1940 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (15)
2011 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (1)
1996 Collector's Choice Set (Baseball) (1)
2009 Tri-Star Obak Set (Baseball) (1)
2017 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (1)

All Sets

Senators
Total Card Count

877

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