Edd Roush sits in the kitchen of his granddaughter`s house, twirling a can of beer. His left hand is dominated by the Hall-of-Fame ring he received in 1962 when he was inducted with Jackie ...

Edd Roush may be the greatest Cincinnati Reds player that younger generations of Reds fans know little, if anything, about. Here's what Reds fans need to know about the Oakland City, Indiana ...

Edd Roush may not be a name that many fans these days may recognize, but the feisty outfielder was one of the best hitters of his generation. Over his 18-year MLB career, ...

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They had Edd Roush, a speedy center fielder with two batting titles. ... Roush didn’t make it to Cooperstown until 1962, and Lombardi had to wait until 1986, nine years after he died.

Edd Roush (1913-1929, 1931) Career: .323, 2,376 H, 981 RBI In 1919, Roush led the league with a .321 batting average as the Reds captured their first World Series. It was his lowest batting average in ...

Edd Roush played 12 seasons with the Reds and they were impressive, to say the least. Roush captured two batting titles in Cincinnati—one in 1917 and one in 1919.

Edd Roush, OF If there is any old-time Reds player fans should know, and who should have a statue at Crosley Terrace, it’s Edd Roush. The Reds’ best player of the era, Roush was a lifetime ...

Three Hall of Famers wore that Reds uniform, per SportsLogos, including Edd Roush, Christy Mathewson and Jesse Haines. Cincinnati wore these threads from 1914-20, and even won a World Series in ...

Hall of Fame outfielder Edd Roush was a captain for the Reds during the 1925 exhibition game against the Firestone Non-Skids at Firestone Stadium. He is pictured with the New York Giants at the ...

Roush, named the greatest Reds player in franchise history in 1969, was inducted into Cooperstown in 1962 with a class that included Jackie Robinson and Bob Feller. Rixey was inducted posthumously ...