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Ed Brinkman
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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Harmon Killebrew
Reno Bertoia
Oswald Bluege
Eddie Yost
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Harmon Killebrew
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* Factoid: Bob Chance played First Base for the mighty Senators. and * Factoid: Bob Chance played Outfield for the mighty Senators.
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The hard-hitting refugee from the N.L. was traded to the Senators in October '65. John played school basketball.



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.



Hal was signed at the Nats' tryout school at Deland, Fla., in 1950. He was sent to Hickory, where he won eight games his first season. Hal's 15 victories at Chattanooga in 55. won him his first look-see with the Senators.



Rookie Cards

"Bucky" Harris
Irv Noren
Charles M. Gelbert

Gallery Redux!

Albie Pearson, Outfield - Senators.
George Brunet, Pitcher - Senators.

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

Mike Brumley
In the minors, Mike played for his circuit's All-Star teams in 1961, 1962 and 1963. The catcher was acquired by the Washington Senators from the Los Angeles Dodgers' organization in '63.
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Senators
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877

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