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Cincinnati Reds III |
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1899 - The Reds edge the
Pirates, 1-0, behind the tight pitching of
Noodles Hahn. Peitz scored the only run on a
Hahn sacrifice fly. |
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1900 - At League Park the Reds
and Phillies rack up 31 runs with Cincinnati on
the winning end, 20-11. The game featured 14
errors as well. The match seemed like a
throwback to the early years of baseball with
papers called in "an old-fashion game, in which
runs, hits and errors are plentiful." |
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1911 - The Reds buy Frank Smith
from the Red Sox. |
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1917 - The Reds are hammered by
the Giants, 9-2. Former Giant and all around
great athlete, Jim Thorpe, hit an
inside-the-park home run. |
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1919 - At Redland Field the
Reds defeat the Cardinals by a score of 6-0.
Pitcher Hod Eller twirled a no-hitter, striking
out eight. |
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1980 - At Riverfront Stadium
the Reds lose to the Phillies by a score of 7-3.
In the seventh inning, Pete Rose stole second,
third and home against his former team. |
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1991 - The Reds hammer the
Cubs, 12-2. Eric Davis and Paul O'Neill both hit
home runs. O'Neill added two doubles and drives
in six runs. |
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Cincinnati Unions (Outlaw Reds) |
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1884 - On a Sunday afternoon at Union Park, Cincinnati whipped Baltimore by a
score of 7-6. After a 6-2 lead in the fourth,
the Baltimores made a game of it, scoring four
in their half of the inning to tie the game.
Cincinnati scored the winning run in the sixth
on singles by Charlie Barber and Bill Hawes and
a passed ball that brought Barber home. |
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HOCKEY |
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Cincinnati Swords |
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1973 - Down three games to
none, the Nova Scotia Voyageurs avoid a sweep
with a 5-2 victory over the Swords in the Calder
Cup Finals. |
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Cincinnati Cyclones III |
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2010 - After being down three
games to none, the Cyclones tie the series up
with a 6-3 victory over Reading in the ECHL's
American Conference Finals. Barrett Ehgoetz
scored two goals. |
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2013 - The Cyclones lose to the
Royals, 3-1, at U.S. Bank Arena in Game 4 of the
the Eastern Conference Championship. Dan Eaves
scored the lone Cincinnati goal. The loss would
eliminate the club from the Kelly Cup Playoffs. |
