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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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Bernie Allen
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Clyde left Catawba College in 1938 to play pro ball. In 1941, he hit .336 at Sacramento and the Braves drafted him for 1942. He saw service with the Giants, Cardinals and Pirates, hitting .279 in '44, .285 in '45, .271 in '46 and .302 in '47. In 1949, the Pirates sent Clyde to Indianapolis and in '50 at Baltimore he hit .291 and made the International League All-Star Team. The Browns brought him back to the majors in '51 and traded him to the Senators.



A Giant bonus baby in 1956, Mike made a big comeback with the Senators last year. The southpaw has pitched in 2 All-Star games.



Brant Alyea: The slugging youngster has all the credentials for the majors. In 1962, Brant belted 32 HR's and drove in 116 runs. Pete Craig: Pete is a fine looking young prospect. He was a 14 game winner for two successive seasons in the minors.



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Dick Bosman, Pete Craig
Mike Brumley, Lou Piniella
John Kelly Lewis, Jr.

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Bob Ross, Pitcher - Senators.
Dave Nelson, Second Base - Senators.

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Sandalio Consuegra
Sandy is one of the Senators' Spanish-speaking ball players. He was once looked over by Minneapolis. Was sent, however, to the Havana club of the Florida-International League. For that team in 1949 he compiled a win-lose record of 6-5 in 11 games. He worked a total of 77 innings. Had a favorable balance in walks and strikeouts. Free-ticketed 18 batsmen, while fanning 23 stick-wielders.
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