Beginning in the late 1960s, the Senators marked the landing spots of slugger Frank Howard’s longest home runs at RFK by painting the seats white. In a 2004 interview with The Baltimore Sun ...

The Nationals will commemorate memorable home runs at Nationals Park, similar to the way Frank Howard's mammoth blasts to the upper deck at RFK Stadium were signified by seats painted white where ...

Several of his longest home runs were commemorated at RFK Stadium with upper-deck seats painted white, still there for players to marvel at in the 21st century when baseball returned to the District.

Senators first baseman Frank Howard, at RFK Stadium in Washington in 1969. MUST CREDIT: The Washington Post Former Washington Senators great Frank Howard before Game 4 of the 2019 World Series at ...

Individual seat locations may not be specified, and it appeared that the 24 seats painted white to mark the gigantic home runs that Senators great Frank Howard launched into the upper deck were ...

But unlike DeLay, Dingell and Paul, Howard’s office, when he worked in Washington, D.C., in the 1960s and ’70s, was many blocks away from the Capitol Dome at the far end of East Capitol Street.

FILE - Former Washington Senators player Frank Howard grips a baseball bat during a pregame ceremony at Nationals Park, Aug. 26, 2016, in Washington. Former major leaguer Howard has died at the ...

One summer night in the 1960s, our family went to RFK Stadium to see Frank Howard. ... Tommy John gave up his legendary upper-deck white-seat home run to center field at RFK Stadium.

Former major league player, coach, and manager Frank Howard has passed away, per an announcement from the Nationals. He was 87 years old. “Growing up a baseball fan in Washington D.C., Frank ...