"Pitching in American Legion ball in 1943, Don won 20, lost 1 and hurled six no-hit games. The next year, he was with Kansas City and Newark. 1945 and '46 were spent in military service where he pitched for a team that won 40 straight games.
In 1947, Don became a Yankee and had a 4-3 record. Sent down in '48, he returned to the Yankees in '50 and was traded to the Browns. A radio announcer during the winter, he came to the Senators in '51."
-1952 Topps No. 190
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