Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Three for Three with no cash involved was the trade that sent Washington Senators (top-left to right ( Pitcher Ray Scarborough and Infielders Al Kozar and Eddie Robinson to the Chicago White Sox and brought Chisox players (bottom) Outfielder John Ostrowski, Infielder Cass Michaels and Pitcher Bob Kuzava to Washington.
Three for Three with no cash involved was the trade that sent Washington Senators (top-left to right ( Pitcher Ray Scarborough and Infielders Al Kozar and Eddie Robinson to the Chicago White Sox and brought Chisox players (bottom) Outfielder John Ostrowski, Infielder Cass Michaels and Pitcher Bob Kuzava to Washington.
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Three for Three with no cash involved was the trade that sent Washington Senators (top-left to right ( Pitcher Ray Scarborough and Infielders Al Kozar and Eddie Robinson to the Chicago White Sox and brought Chisox players (bottom) Outfielder John Ostrowski, Infielder Cass Michaels and Pitcher Bob Kuzava to Washington.

Associated Press · [ca. May 1950]

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[Information from item housing] Scarborough, Rae Baseball Pitcher

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