Senators Exhibition Hall - Card Cyber Museum

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Senators Card of the Day

Bob Groom

Besides the Honus Wagner card, there are three other rare and valuable shortprints from the 1909 T206 Set, and the group makes up what is called "The Big Four".

1909 T206 Set (Baseball) (1909)

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Recent Additions

Walter Johnson

Abner Powell

Sam Rice

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• Factoid: Ken Chase played Pitcher for the celebrated Senators.

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Daily Position Focus: Center Field

Clyde Milan

Jackie Jensen

View more Center Field position cards in the Senators Center Field Gallery.

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Senators
Coffee Talk
Name that player!

Walter Perry Johnson, pitcher of the Washington American League team, was born in Humboldt, Kan., November 6, 1888. He first played ball as a member of a high school team near Los Angeles, when he was fifteen years old. In 1907, when pitching for a semi-professional town team of Weiser, Idaho, Jo...

Who is it?

"Joe" Krakauskas is one of the most promising young left-handers in the American. League. He joined Washington in his first try at the majors in 1937, and has pitched good ball. Wildness has hampered the southpaw, who has blazing speed, and has struck out more than 100 men in each of his last two...

Who is it?

This may be Ted's year. He has all the stuff needed to make him a Senator regular. In '55 with Washington, he showed flashes of brilliance and hurled two shutouts. Sent back to the Minors for more seasoning, Ted was top man A.A. in strikeouts.

Who is it?

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From rookies to actions... from nations to special designations... from subsets to the whimsical!

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Rookie Cards

Bob Allison

Jake Early

Clyde Kluttz

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Card Type Alcove

Walter Johnson

Tribute

Manager/Coach (38)

Tribute (20)

Rookie Stars (13)

Team (12)

Great Moments (4)

All-Star (2)

Miscellaneous (2)

Team Stars (2)

Draft Picks (1)

Playoffs/Series (1)

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Positions, Positions, & more Positions!

Most Common Positions for the Senators

Pitcher (298)

Outfield (186)

Catcher (80)

N/A (72)

First Base (63)

Second Base (52)

Third Base (49)

Shortstop (44)

Infield (34)

Not Listed (31)

Center Field (2)

Left Field (1)

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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.

1960 Topps Set (Baseball) (34)

1960 Fleer Set (Baseball) (5)

2017 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (1)

2004 Topps Tribute HOF Set (Baseball) (1)

1915 Cracker Jack Set (Baseball) (5)

2009 Tri-Star Obak Set (Baseball) (1)

2017 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (1)

1916 M101-4 Set (Baseball) (10)

1938 Goudey Set (Baseball) (2)

2003 Topps Gallery Hall Of Fame Set (Baseball) (1)

2021 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (1)

1958 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)

1954 Bowman Set (Baseball) (14)

2023 Donruss Set (Baseball) (2)

1909 T206 Set (Baseball) (19)

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

"Heinie" Manush

One of the best hitters of his day, "Heinie" batted over .300 in 11 of his 15 full Major League seasons. He led the A.L. with a .378 mark for the Tigers in '26 and 2 years later hit the same for the Browns. From '28 to '34 he hit over .340 five times. His top RBI mark was 116 for Washington in '32. "Heinie" later played for the Red Sox, Dodgers and Pirates.

Heinie was in semi-retirement from baseball from '49 to '53, and took up golf as a pastime! He became one of the best golfers that ever played baseball, shooting in the low 70's consistently!

1954 Topps Set (Baseball) (1954)

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Senators
Total Card Count

879

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Did You Know?

You can browse all the available Senators cards in the Senators Team Gallery