The initial Washington Senators team (1901-1960) was moved from Washington DC to Minneapolis Minnesota and renamed the Twins. The next year (1961) an expansion team, the Washington Senators, was created to replace the old relocated team. This second DC franchise lasted thru 1971, when it was relocated to Arlington Texas and renamed the Texas Rangers.

No catchers were born in Washington DC and played for the Senators II

There were no NO-HITTERs thrown by the Senators II.

The following Senators II catchers were selected/added to an All-Star Game roster:

Don Leppert 1963 (Added) DNP
Paul Casanova 1967 (Added) DNP

No Senators II catcher ever pitched in the majors [See PITCHING CATCHERS.]  

No Senators II catcher ever served in the military [See MILITARY CATCHERS.]  

No Senators II catcher ever managed in the majors [See CATCHER MANAGERS.]  

Jim French was the SHORTEST Senators II catcher at 5-7. Paul Casanova was the TALLEST at 6-4

The YOUNGEST Senators II catcher was Bill Fahey (born 6/14/1950) who caught at the age of 21 (1971). The OLDEST Senators II catcher was Cal Neeman (born 2/18/1929) who last caught for the Senators in 1963 at the age of 34.

Some Senators II catcher trivia: