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Cuba's impact on Washington Senators history
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Washington Senators (1901–1960) - Wikipedia
10 historical Jewish baseball players you may not know - but should | The Times of Israel
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The Washington Senators couldn't win—but excelled at scouting Latino talent | National Museum of American History
This Date in Washington Senators History – Happy Birthday Chuck Hinton | D.C. Baseball History
The Washington Senators couldn't win—but excelled at scouting Latino talent | National Museum of American History
Washington Senators I team ownership history – Society for American Baseball Research
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Nationals' Ryan Zimmerman now all-time home run leader in D.C. baseball history, passing Senators' Frank Howard - Federal Baseball
Washington Senators | Sports Ecyclopedia
Long Bipartisan History of Congressional Baseball - Roll Call
Washington Senators (1891–1899) - Wikipedia
Behind the complicated relationship between Washington and baseball
PETE RICHERT: PITCHER WITH WASHINGTON SENATORS | Baseball, Baseball history, Baseball uniforms
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Washington Senators I team ownership history – Society for American Baseball Research
MLB Jersey & Cap History | MLBCollectors
In 1859, The First Washington Nationals Played In Front Of The White House | DCist
