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Rudy Miller

1900 – 1994

American baseball player

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Lived 1900 – 1994 (aged 93). Rudy Miller was an American baseball player.

Rudel Charles Miller (July 12, 1900 – January 22, 1994) was an multi-sport college athlete at Western Michigan University and a professional baseball infielder. He played two games for the 1929 Philadelphia Athletics of Major League Baseball (MLB).

Biography Miller earner 15 varsity letters with the Western Michigan Broncos, a school record. He earned letters in football (4; 1920–1923), basketball (4; 1921–1924), baseball (4; 1921–1924), and track (3; 1920, 1921, 1924). Primarily a second baseman, he also played four games as an outfielder. He had one hit in four at bats, three walks, and one RBI. His only hit was thrown by Ownie Carroll of the Detroit Tigers. Defensively, Miller played both games at third base, making two errors in eight total chances for a .750 fielding percentage.

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Western Michigan University
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Rudel Charles Miller

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Rudy Miller?

American baseball player (1900-1994)

When was Rudy Miller born?

Rudy Miller was born on 12 July 1900 in Kalamazoo.

When did Rudy Miller die?

Rudy Miller died on 22 January 1994 in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

What was Rudy Miller's occupation?

Rudy Miller was a baseball player.

What nationality was Rudy Miller?

Rudy Miller was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Rudy Miller

· Wikidata: Q7377663

· DBpedia: Rudy Miller

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