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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.
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The southpaw defeated the Senators for his first big league win in 1963. Though now with Washington, Frank was originally signed by the Boston Red Sox while he played college ball. The hurler. once led a minor league in walks, but he has since solved his control problem.



Dick is a relief pitcher who thrives on work. Beginning at Concord in '49 he posted a 6-4 record, seeing action in 39 games. After another season at Concord he went into service for two years and joined Charlotte upon his return in '53. There, Dick won 9 of 17 decisions and the following year hurled in 44 games, winning 6. After a try out with the Senators, he returned to Chattanooga to win 8 games in '55 and 15 last year. This imposing record makes him a key man on Washington's staff.



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.



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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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