Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Bob Short, owner of the Washington Senators, (left) introduces his newest "big name" star, Curt Flood, to the Washington press corps at RFK Stadium 11/24. Short recently acquired Denny McLain from the Detroit Tigers.
Bob Short, owner of the Washington Senators, (left) introduces his newest "big name" star, Curt Flood, to the Washington press corps at RFK Stadium 11/24. Short recently acquired Denny McLain from the Detroit Tigers.
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Bob Short, owner of the Washington Senators, (left) introduces his newest "big name" star, Curt Flood, to the Washington press corps at RFK Stadium 11/24. Short recently acquired Denny McLain from the Detroit Tigers.

United Press International · [ca. November 1970]

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[Information from item housing] Short, Bob Washington Senators Owner

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