Second baseman Don Trower took over as manager in the 1951 season, in which the Cowboys went 71--68; however the team lost its biggest offensive threat in Dick Conway: a tall catcher from Lynn, Massachusetts.
However, the team lost its biggest offensive threat in Dick Conway, a tall catcher from Lynn, Massachusetts. Second baseman Don Trower took over as manager in the 1951 season, in which the Cowboys went 71--68.
Second baseman Don Trower took over as manager in the 1951 season, in which the Cowboys went 71--68. However, the team lost its biggest offensive threat in Dick Conway, a tall catcher from Lynn, Massachusetts.
Second baseman Don Trower took over as manager in the 1951 season, in which the Cowboys went 71--68. However, the team lost its biggest offensive threat in Dick Conway, a tall catcher from Lynn, Massachusetts.