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Cincinnati Reds II |
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1878 - At Avenue Grounds, the
Reds whip the Grays, 12-4. During the game, the
heat was so intense for the Providence players
that umpire John Eagan halted the game for
fifteen minutes to let the players rest. |
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Cincinnati Reds III |
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1887 - At American Park the
Reds defeat the Mets behind hurler Tony Mullane
by a score of 2-0. The Apollo of the Box twirls
a two-hitter. |
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1893 - At League Park the Reds
defeat Baltimore by a score of 3-2. Cincinnati
scores all three runs in the bottom of the 9th
to rally. |
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1897 - In Cincinnati the Reds
get hammered by the Phillies, 19-7. Philadelphia
collects twenty six hits and score in every
inning except the 9th inning. |
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1910 - At League Park, the Reds
defeat the Dodgers in extra innings by a score
of 4-3. Catcher Larry McLean's triple and Frank
Roth's pinch-hit single in the 14th inning did
Brooklyn in. |
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1938 - At Chicago the Reds
smash the Cubs, 11-0. Wally Berger collects four
hits while teammate Ernie Lombardi collects four
RBI's. |
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1960 - At the Memorial Coliseum
the Reds cream the Dodgers, 14-3. Frank Robinson
misses the cycle by a triple, hitting a single,
a double and two home runs. Vada Pinson scores
five runs. |
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1973 - At Jarry Park the
Reds defeat the Expos by a score of 11-6. Both
clubs' pitching staff issued a combined twenty
five base on balls. Pete Rose walked four times
while Joe Morgan walked three. |
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1976 - At Cincinnati, the Reds
sweep the Pirates in a double header. The first
game went into extra innings with Pittsburgh
scoring two runs in the 10th. However the Big
Red Machine scores three with Foster driving in
the tying and winning runs. Finals scores, 12-11
& 2-1. |
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1992 - The Reds trade
outfielder Billy Hatcher to the Red Sox for
pitcher Tom Bolton. |
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Cincinnati Reds IV (Kelly's Killers) |
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1891 - At Athletic Park the
Reds lose to Philadelphia by a score of 5-3. The
A's rally in the final inning, tacking on three
runs for the victory. |
