That could be pictures. And of course ... across the front than he did in the home whites of the old Senators, Frank Howard had an outsize reputation as a Washington baseball star.

Frank Howard, a World Series champion ... 268 batting average over 117 games. But Howard’s All-Star years came with the Washington Senators, reaching the prestigious game from 1968-1971 ...

Former Major League Baseball slugger Frank Howard ... his career, Howard had a close connection with Washington, D.C., where he played seven seasons with the Washington Senators, from 1965 to ...

Frank Howard ... He was 87. Howard’s MLB career began with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1958, but after seven years, he was traded to the Washington Senators and became a fixture in the city ...

He was with the Senators when they relocated to Texas and became the Rangers and finished his playing career with the Detroit Tigers. “Growing up a baseball fan in Washington D.C., Frank Howard ...

At 6-foot-7 and 250-plus pounds, he was known for his tape-measure blasts for the Dodgers and the Senators — not to mention all those strikeouts. By Richard Goldstein Frank Howard, the ...

Former All-Star outfielder/first baseman Frank Howard ... in 1962. Howard remained with the Dodgers until the winter of 1964, when he was shipped to the Washington Senators as part of a seven ...

He was with the Senators when they relocated to Texas and became the Rangers and finished his playing career with the Detroit Tigers. “Growing up a baseball fan in Washington D.C., Frank Howard was my ...