[DOC] [TLE] Walter Johnson - Wikipedia [PAR] Walter Perry Johnson (November 6, 1887  December 10, 1946), nicknamed "
Barney" and "The Big Train", was a Major League Baseball right-handed pitcher. 
He played his entire 21-year baseball career for the Washington Senators ... 
Johnson later attended Fullerton Union High School where he struck out 27 
batters... [DOC] [TLE] Walter Johnson - BR Bullpen - Baseball-Reference.com [PAR] Nov 20, 2015 ... (Barney or The Big Train) ... Walter Johnson was a pitcher for the Washington 
Senators from 1907 to ... in high school and with a local semi-pro team, the 
Olinda Oil Wells. .... the first winning record in the history of Washington, DC 
baseball. ... Johnson became player-manager of the Newark Bears in 1928. [DOC] [TLE] Big Train to keep on running - tribunedigital-baltimoresun [PAR] Jan 14, 1999 ... The team's ballpark, Shirley Povich Field, honors the Washington Post ... from the 
high school that bears Johnson's name and the Victorian farmhouse in which he 
lived during his final seasons with the Washington Senators. ... One thing led to 
another, and Thomas agreed to keep the Big Train running. [DOC] [TLE] Walter Johnson | American baseball player | Britannica.com [PAR] Alternative Titles: Big Barney, The Big Train, Walter Perry Johnson ... 10, 1946, 
Washington, D.C.) American professional baseball player who had ... Johnson 
pitched for the Washington Senators of the American League (AL) from 1907 ... 
Johnson played semiprofessional baseball in Idaho after graduating from high 
school. [DOC] [TLE] Walter Johnson | Society for American Baseball Research [PAR] After years of poverty in Kansas, a move to the Golden State seemed very ... 
Pitching until July for Weiser, Johnson racked up a 7-1 record, then returned to 
his ... Manager Joe Cantillon of the Washington Senators began receiving .... who 
had just singled in two runs to tie the score at 3-3, called the Big Train in to pitch. [DOC] [TLE] 'Big Train' Slept Here - The Washington Post [PAR] Oct 25, 2000 ... Nicknamed "the Big Train," the Hall of Fame righthander won more games than 
any other pitcher in the 20th century, second all time only to Cy Young. ... 
Although a Bethesda high school bears Johnson's name, this is a transient place. 
... Johnson died in 1946, and the Senators played their last game in... [DOC] [TLE] The Big Train's first stop  Weiser | Valley Life | argusobserver.com [PAR] Aug 11, 2013 ... Walter Johnson, Washington Senators, 1911. ... The high school baseball field in 
Weiser was dedicated the Walter ... The field continues to bear his name today. ... 
1907 was a day not unlike any other in Washington, DC. ... as The Big Train 
went on to become perhaps the greatest pitcher who ever lived. [DOC] [TLE] Walter Johnson - Washington Senators - Greatest pitcher of all time ... [PAR] Walter Johnson - Washington Senators - Greatest pitcher of all time | See ... This 
is the 1937 All-Star Game program--FDR in Griffith Stadium--Washington DC: .... 
Baseball legend Walter Johnson ("The Big Train") played for Fullerton Union 
High School before moving up to ..... chicago bears walter payton - Simply the 
best. [DOC] [TLE] Walter Johnson: The Montgomery County Farmer Who Could Also ... [PAR] Mar 16, 2013 ... Walter Johnson was arguably the greatest pitcher of all time. ... and was 
nicknamed the Big Train by Stanley Milliken of the Washington Post because ... 
From 1929 until 1932, Johnson managed the Washington Senators and, from 
1933 ... Walter Johnson Monument At The High School Bearing His Name. [DOC] [TLE] Senators  Dazzy Vance Chronicles [PAR] You can be sure all of us in the Washington metropolitan area would ... The St. 
Louis native (Sumner High School) jacked five homers and drove in 13 runs as ... 
Colbert hit just 21 home runs; the team's top four pitchers (starters Bill Grief, Clay 
.... a street at the famous Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn., bears his name

Question: A Washington-area high school bears the name of this Senators pitcher, "The Big Train"
Answer: Walter Johnson