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- Richard Benjamin Lundy (July 10, 1898 – January 5, 1962) was an American baseball shortstop in the Negro leagues for numerous teams. He was born in Jacksonville, Florida. In 1921, his batting average was reportedly .484. Lundy became the player-manager of the Bacharach Giants from 1925 through 1928, leading the team to two Eastern Colored League pennants (1926, 1927). In the 1926 Colored World Series, Lundy had six RBIs, four runs scored, and six stolen bases. The Giants, however, lost the series. Lundy made one appearance in the East-West All-Star Game, playing shortstop for the East. By this point, he had become part of what was called the "million dollar infield", along with Oliver Marcell, Frank Warfield, and Jud Wilson, playing for the Baltimore Black Sox in 1929. His career was often compared to that of Joe Cronin. At age 54, Lundy received votes listing him on the 1952 Pittsburgh Courier player-voted poll of the Negro leagues best players ever. Lundy remained in baseball around 33 years, finishing out his baseball career as a manager. He died at age 63 in Jacksonville after a lingering illness. He was among 39 Negro leagues players, managers, and executives who were considered for the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2006, but fell short of the necessary 75% vote. Writer Bill James ranked Lundy as the third-greatest shortstop in Negro league history, behind John Henry Lloyd and Willie Wells. (en)
- Richard Benjamin Lundy (Jacksonville, Flórida, 10 de julho de 1898 - Jacksonville, Florida, 5 de janeiro de 1965) foi um jogador de beisebol. Em 1921, sua média foi declaradamente bateada: 484. Lundy tornou o jogador- da de 1925 através de 1928, levando a equipe a dois galhardetes coloridos da Liga Oriental (1926, 27). No de 1926, havia seis RBIs e Lundy, executa e marca quatro, seis e roubados bases. O Giants, porém, perdeu a série. Lundy fez uma aparição no , jogando shortstop para o Oriente. Até este ponto, ele tornou-se parte do que foi chamado de "milhões de dólares terreno arável", juntamente com , Frank Warfield, e , jogando para o em 1929. Lundy permaneceu no beisebol cerca de 33 anos, terminando a sua carreira como dirigente de beisebol. Ele morreu com 66 anos de idade em Jacksonville. Sua carreira foi muitas vezes comparada com a de Joe Cronin. Ele estava entre os 39 jogadores Negro Leagues, gerentes e executivos que foram considerados para o , em 2006, mas ficou aquém dos necessários 75% para votação. (pt)
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- Richard Benjamin Lundy (July 10, 1898 – January 5, 1962) was an American baseball shortstop in the Negro leagues for numerous teams. He was born in Jacksonville, Florida. In 1921, his batting average was reportedly .484. Lundy became the player-manager of the Bacharach Giants from 1925 through 1928, leading the team to two Eastern Colored League pennants (1926, 1927). In the 1926 Colored World Series, Lundy had six RBIs, four runs scored, and six stolen bases. The Giants, however, lost the series. Lundy made one appearance in the East-West All-Star Game, playing shortstop for the East. By this point, he had become part of what was called the "million dollar infield", along with Oliver Marcell, Frank Warfield, and Jud Wilson, playing for the Baltimore Black Sox in 1929. His career was often (en)
- Richard Benjamin Lundy (Jacksonville, Flórida, 10 de julho de 1898 - Jacksonville, Florida, 5 de janeiro de 1965) foi um jogador de beisebol. Em 1921, sua média foi declaradamente bateada: 484. Lundy tornou o jogador- da de 1925 através de 1928, levando a equipe a dois galhardetes coloridos da Liga Oriental (1926, 27). No de 1926, havia seis RBIs e Lundy, executa e marca quatro, seis e roubados bases. O Giants, porém, perdeu a série. Ele estava entre os 39 jogadores Negro Leagues, gerentes e executivos que foram considerados para o , em 2006, mas ficou aquém dos necessários 75% para votação. (pt)
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