Mary Reynolds was an utility who played from 1946 through 1950 in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. She batted and threw right-handed. Once selected to the All-Star team, Mary Reynolds was a solid defender at third base with good range on the field and a strong throwing arm. Reynolds also saw time in the outfield and as a starting pitcher, while hitting a career .223 batting average. Basically a line drive hitter, she put the ball in play and was extremely hard to strike out, averaging a 1.50 walk-to-strikeout ratio and a .317 on-base percentage during her five years in the circuit. Born in Gastonia, North Carolina, Reynolds grew up with five brothers and three sisters. When World War began, she served as a sheet metal worker. Reynolds entered the league in 1946 with the Peoria Redwings, playing for them through the 1950 season. Nicknamed ?Windy?, because of her constant chatter on the field and from the dugout, she was chosen as the team's captain and eventually served as interim manager. In 1947, Reynolds hit a career-best .245 average with a .935 fielding percentage at third base and earned a spot in the All-Star team. 

April 27th, 1921 in   /  Died:   May 9th, 1991