Old Hand at New Stand--Bucky Harris, one-time "boy wonder" manager of the Washington Senators, poses today at the new District of Columbia stadium after he was named a tope aide to General Manager George Selkirk, left, of the Washington club. It was in 1924 that Harris--playing second base-- took over as manager and led the Senators to an American League pennant. Washington went to take the World Series, defeating the New York Giants. The Senators who played in old Griffith stadium until last season, now uses the modern D.C. ball park..
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Old Hand at New Stand--Bucky Harris, one-time "boy wonder" manager of the Washington Senators, poses today at the new District of Columbia stadium after he was named a tope aide to General Manager George Selkirk, left, of the Washington club. It was in 1924 that Harris--playing second base-- took over as manager and led the Senators to an American League pennant. Washington went to take the World Series, defeating the New York Giants. The Senators who played in old Griffith stadium until last season, now uses the modern D.C. ball park..

Associated Press · [ca. January 1963]

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