1957 Washington Senators Opening Day - President Eisenhower Throws Out First Pitch Original TYPE I Photo Non-Sport Autographs starting first with the Cleveland

starting first with the Cleveland Rams (1938-1940) and then moving over to the Philadelphia Eagles (1940-1941) after being traded by the Rams

" eventually changing the name to Cab Calloway and His Orchestra

Following his team's 24-4 record and runner-up finish in 1965

STS-36 (February 28 to March 4

The book has personal notes apparently signed by TRICK DADDY

1957 Washington Senators Opening Day - President Eisenhower Throws Out First Pitch Original TYPE I Photo Non-Sport Autographs starting first with the ClevelandOn April 15, 1957, the Washington Senators opened their season against the Baltimore Orioles at Griffith Stadium. The Orioles, Billy Loes got thewin over Camilo Pascual 7 6President Dwight D. Eisenhower threw out the first pitch as a smiling VP, Richard Nixon stands to his left and Senators manager, Chuck Dressen (hidden behind Ike) stands to the President's right. This crystal clear original 8x10 inch TYPE I photo is stamped on back by noted