The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-01

RITCHEY, CLAUDE C.-Second base
man; BROOKLYN Nationals. 1896: Cincin-
natl Nationals, 1861: Louisville Ma
t!onals: lss7-9S-99; Pittsburg Nationals
l9J0-0l -02-O3-Oi-O5-0S; Boston Nationals
lSO'-OS-O9; led second basemen In Isl
games in 1906; played In the world
series or 1903; batted 300 in 1899.
RITTER, LOUIS-Catcher: Brooklyn Ma
tlonals. lso4-05-06-07-0S; Muskogeee, 1900
FOR y games: caught SO games In 1906,
fielding .9s
RITTER. T.-Second baseman; ResoIutes.
lS'O-75: Jersey City. FIRST base. 1879.
RITTERSON. H.-catcher; Philadelphia
Athletics. 1876.
ROACH. R.-shortstop; Tri-state League.
1903; New York Americans, 1910.
ROACH. JOHN F.-Catcher: born
Farmsville, Pa, began with Renova
club; Prlmroses, lSSe. Renova. 1886; New
York. 1887; Des Moines and Lincoln,
lS9O-sl; Washington Nationals 1890
ROAT. C.-Third baseman: Pittsburg Ma
tionals, 1890; Lincoln, 1891: Chicago Ma
tionais. 1892; Milwaukee. 1892. batting
ROBERTS. ". s-Infelder: New York
Nationals, 1857.
ROBERTS. c. J.-second baseman; An
thracites, 1883; Philadelphia Nationals.
AAObL-Gk ALLIE. ltCatT. I columbus
1906 birmingham, 1903 Utica. 1909
Pittsburg Nationals. 1905; Philadelphia
Americans 1903; Utica, 1910
ROBINSON. ROBERT-Pitcher. New
Bedford, 1909; Brooklyn Nationals, 1909;
pitched and won a Trimming game
against Lynn. July q. 1908. winning
with a three-bagger in the sixteenth
with two on bases
ROBINSON. WILBERT-Catcher; Provj-
dence Nationals, 1883; indianapolis.
American Association. 1884: BROOKLYN.
American Association. 1855: Athletics
American Association, lSS5-S7-SS-S9-90;
Baltimore. American Association. 1890
81; baltimore Nationals. 1S92-93-S4-s5-
96-s1-9S-99; St. Louis Nationals. 1900;
Baltimore Americans. 1901-02; manager
baltimore Americans. 1902; PLAYED I'm
the world series OF 1894, 1895 1896, and
lsyl; batted .SSS in 1898, 34S in 1894, and
.S54 in 1896.
ROBINSON. T.-Center field; Standard,
1871.
ROBINSON. W. H. C'Yank' )-Inhelder;
Detroit Nationals. 1852; Saginaw. 1883;
Baltimore Unions 1881: Cincinnati I'm
ions 1881; ST. Louis. American Associa-
ton. lSS5-S6-S1-SS-S9; Pittsburg, PLAYERS
League. 1880: Cincinnati American AS
ISOLATION, 1881: Washington Nationals.
l692 Tor % games; batted .426 In 1887
Played In the world series OF 1885, 1856.
1887. and 1855
ROBINSON. -outhelder; Washington
Americans, 1903.
ROBINSON. Outfelder. Detroit
Americans, 1904
Robson. FRANK DE HASS-Presi-
dent Cleveland Nationals from 1889 10
1873 inclusive; president ST Louis Ma
tionals from 1899 to 1906 inclusive; died.
1905
robson. STANLEY M.-President
Cleveland Nationals 1900
st. Louis Nationals, 1SO7-OS-O9.
R0CAP. ADAM-Left fielder. ALLEGHENY
1876; indianapolis, 1877; Albany, 1880 |
Philadelphia, 1850; died March y. lS9g /
at Philadelphia.
B.-Catcher; Cricket 1877. Al
bany, 1873. outfeld; 1880; Jersey CITY.
1850; Metropolltans. September, 1880; |
E.-Second baseman: |
ST. Paul. 1906; ST. Louis Americans
19O5-O6. for &c games. fielding $50; Jersey |
city, 1903, batting .259; MONTGOMERY. |
ls0S-09, for ll9 games.
FRALEY-Outfelder: Boston
Nationals. 1872
ROHE GEO. A.-Third baseman: Chi /
cago Americans. 1905-O6-07: New Orleans. /
ls0S-09, fielding second for $50: PLAYED !
in the world series OF 1906; sixth among
third basemen in 1906: in 1908 with New
Orleans, went through a game without
being charged with time al bat max
ing two sacrifices, hit by a pitched
ball. and free pass. out OF which he
scored
ROHRER. r. U.-Catcher; Cedar RAPIDS.
1909. for SO games; Chicago Americans, |
ROOT. FRED-Third baseman; Pitts.
burg Nationals. 1870.
ROOT. HENRY T.-President Provi-
denee National club. iS79-S0-S1-S4-S5
JOHN E.-Pitcher: keystone
Unions, 1884: st. Louis Unions. 1854
soSEAIAN, JAMES-Outflelder-p pitcher:
Atlantics, 1875; shortstop. Chelsea 1876
a; Springfield. 1873; Troy Nationals.
1872; 1etropolitans American AssocIa-
tion, lSS3-bi-S9-S6; Louisville. American
Association, 1890; St Louis American
Association. $50: batted 800 In 1890;
played IS games in 1883, batting .25S:
New Bedford. 1879
sosS, J,.outfelder; Baltimore Ameri-
cans 1902
BOSNIAN. CLAUDE-First baseman.
Cleveland Americans. 1904 and 1905. De-
troit Americans. 190S-07 -0S-O9: ST. Louis
Americans, 1909: played los games In
1906. fielding .9S4. and batted sos; play
ed in the world series OF 1906. 1907. and
lsS; batted Pa in 1905: led batting in
1905 with Des Moines. .357