The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-01
WHO'S WHOM BASEBALL
PAST AND PRESENT.
LCOggrisht- l9lo. hs The washington HERALD

REFS, J. P.-substitute; Chicago Nation
ais. 1873
RESTING. FRANK c. CDoc. 'O-Pitch-
er; Washington Americans. l907-0S-09- TO-
Altoona, 1905 for p games; York, 1909
pitched a Trimming game against Read
Ing. June l6. 1903. winning , TO /
REITZ. HENRY P-Second basennan,
baltimore Nationals. 1S93-S4-95- So 81 IS;
Washington Nationals. 1885 Pittsburg
Nationals, 1893; PLAYED In the world ser
les OF 1896 and 1897: batted 3O6 in 1894.
and .S02 ia 1895; Meridian, 1905
REMSEN. JOHN J-Outhelder; Brook
lyn Atlantics. 1S7I-72-73. Mutuals 1874:
Hartford. 1906; ST Louis Nationals
1877; Chicago Nationals. lS.S-79; Cleve-
land Nationals. 1881; Philadelphia Ma
tionals, 1881; Brooklyn. American Asso-
citation. 1854; Bay City. 1928. batting
$40.
REssLER. w.-second baseman; Wash
ington, 1915; outiielder, Erie. 1851.
RETTGER, GEORGE Pitcher; ST. Louis
American Association. 1881 for II games;
Cleveland Nationals. 1892; Milwaukee
Americans. 1900.
REULBACH, EDWARD M.-Pbcher:
born IN Detroit 1852: Notre Dame, 1904
and University Of Vermont 1905; pro-
cured by James A. Hart from the Sc
dalia (Mo) club 1901; Chicago Nation
ais. l90f-05-05-0l -0S-09-10: played In the
world series of 1906. 1907, and 1905: on
September 26, 1908. pitched in d double
header against Brooklyn, who were
shut out in both games: pitched IA con-
secuttve victories in 1893, leading pitch
eTs.
REVELLE. T.-Pitcher: Richmond 1908:
New York Americans. 1903 Richmond.
1903, for Il games, ranking second.
REVILLE, Third baseman; Rhode
REYNOLDS. c. s-outheld; Actives
A Ill.
ais, 1880; Denver, lS@-9l; California
League, 1891.
RHINES. W. P.-Pitcher; Cincinnati Ma
tionals. lSs0-9l-92: Louisville Nationals.
1884; Cincinnati Nationals, lS9J-96-97:
Pittsburg Nationals. 1850
RHODES. CHARLES-Pitcher; Southern
League and Omaha: Louisville. 1898;
on whom the Cincinnati Nationals made
8 safeties, June is, 1893; ST. Louis Ma
uonals. 1906: Omaha, 1908, Little Rock.
ls99 for Il games; st. Louis Nationals,
RHOADES. ROBERT s.-Pitcher; Chi
cago Nationals. 1902, st. Louis Nation
ais 1903; Cleveland Americans, l903-04-
go-O6-Ol-lS-09; Monmouth. Galesburg. and
lost 10 in 1906
RICE. =. H.-Inhelder; Chicago Nation
ais, 1896.
NfutnFldnr-
shortstOpi New York Nationals lSS4-S5-
S6-S1-Ss-S9; New York. Players League.
1880; Washington Nationals. 1892, Louis
Vile Nationals. 1894; batted 1882 in 1887.
RICHARDSON. HARDY-Outhelder-
ond baseman; Utica, 1873. Buffalo Ma
tionals. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Detroit Ma
ti0nals. lSS6-S-SS; Boston Nationals,
1858; Boston. Players League, 1890: Bos-
ton, American AssOciG ton. 1891: New
YORK Nationals, 1892; Washington Ma
tionals, 1892; Brooklyn Nationals, 1893;
played In the world series OF 1857; bat
ted $40 in 1883 .SOl In 1884, .3l9 IN 1885:
.35l in 1856. 1868 in 1887, 800 in 1889. and
.332 in 1890
RICHARDSON. a. L.-Outhelder; Crick-
ct. 1871; Detroit Nationals, 1854.
RICHIE, LoUIs-Pitcher; Philadelphia
N Sa lsIa,o is0ScS55io o. Boston Nation
holds record Of 1900 per cent or perfect
lost II.
ions, 1884
RICHMOND. JOHN LEE-Pitcher and
helder; Athletics. 1915; shortstop. Crlck-
et, lS,o-1: Utica, 1913. Syracuse Nation
Boston Nationals, 1880; Worcester Ma
tionals. 1881; Boston Nationals. 1881
Worcester Nationals. 1882; Cleveland
Nationals. 1928; Providence Nationals,
]
lSS3-N; Cincinnati, American Associa-
ton, lSS3-Si; Cincinnati. American Assoc
clation. 1876; Pittsburg, American Asso-
elat.on. 1855; pitched a no-hit game. |
Worcester VS. Cleveland. June 70 1880. |
IN which no player reached first; batted |
:2S3 In 1888. with Providence, and PLAYED |
% games with Columbus. batting .2Ss
RICHMOND. JOHN-Right fielder; Bos- |
ton Nationals 1851
RICHTER. EMIL - Pitcher: Rogers |
Park. Chicago. 1909; Chicago Americans. /
1910
RICKEY, BRANCH-Catcher and out |
fielder. st. Louis Americans, 1906: New |
York Americans, 1907; caught IS games |
in 1906. fielding .9A
RIDDLE. H.-Outhelder; Athletics. Amer
lean Association. 1880. Washington and |
Newark, 1890
RILEY, T.-Left fielder; INDIANAPOLIS.
1876; Cleveland. 1879; Bay City. 1888
RING. H.-Second baseman, Hartford. |
1873.
RINGO. F. C.-Catcher: Philadelphia Ma
tlOnals. lSS3-Si Allegheny. American As
ISOLATION, 1856: Kansas City Nationals,
1855; played 81 games in 1888
RISING. E.-Outhelder: Boston Ameri-
cans, 1905.