This would have been his rookie card had Topps saw it fit to place him into the set after appearing in 31 games for the Red Sox, ending up with a 4-2 record and a very nice 2.43 earned run average over 37 innings of relief work.
Oddly enough, he would get his rookie card the following year in the 1974 set after appearing in only NINE games and 12 innings during the 1973 campaign.
Go figure.
Sadly for Newhauser he’d only see even less work in 1974, appearing in only two games for Boston, getting hit hard in 3.2 innings, those being the last innings he’d pitch in his Major League career.
All told he would end up with a 4-3 record with a 2.39 ERA over 42 lifetime appearances and 52.2 innings pitched on the big league level.