This Date In Reds History (5/21/08): Past Lineups

50 years ago (1958), a 5-4 10-inning loss at Crosley Field vs. the Giants.

San Francisco
Jim Davenport 3b
Danny O'Connell 2b
Willie Mays cf
Hank Sauer lf
Orlando Cepeda 1b
Daryl Spencer ss
Willie Kirkland rf
Valmy Thomas c
Ramon Monzant p

Cincinnati
Johnny Temple 2b
Jerry Lynch rf
Frank Robinson lf
George Crowe 1b
Don Hoak 3b
Ed Bailey c
Gus Bell cf
Roy McMillan ss
Brooks Lawrence p


WP: Marv Grissom (3-1)
LP: Hal Jeffcoat (2-2)
HR: SF - Willie Mays (12). CIN - Ed Bailey (3).

Willie Mays led off the top of the tenth inning with a solo home run.

45 years ago (1963), a 2-0 win at Milwaukee County Stadium vs. the Braves.

Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas ss
Pete Rose 2b
Vada Pinson cf
Frank Robinson lf
Daryl Spencer 3b
Ken Walters rf
Don Pavletich 1b
Johnny Edwards c
Jim Maloney p

Milwaukee Braves
Mack Jones cf
Lee Maye lf
Hank Aaron rf
Eddie Mathews 3b
Norm Larker 1b
Frank Bolling 2b
Denis Menke ss
Del Crandall c
Bob Hendley p


WP: Jim Maloney (6-1)
LP: Bob Hendley (4-3)
Sv: Bill Henry (4)
HR: None.

Jim Maloney and Bill Henry combined on a two-hit shutout for the Reds. Maloney pitched 8.1 innings, allowing two hits while striking out 16. Every starter in the Braves lineup struck out at least once, and six of them struck out at least twice. The only hits for the Braves were a one-out single by Lee May in the first inning, and a pinch-hit single by Len Gabrielson with one out in the sixth.

40 years ago (1968), an 8-2 loss at Crosley Field vs. the Astros.

Houston
Ron Davis cf
Denis Menke 2b
Rusty Staub 1b
Lee Thomas rf
Jimmy Wynn lf
Bob Aspromonte 3b
Dave Adlesh c
Hector Torres ss
Larry Dierker p

Cincinnati
Pete Rose rf
Alex Johnson lf
Tony Perez 3b
Lee May 1b
Vada Pinson cf
Johnny Bench c
Tommy Helms 2b
Leo Cardenas ss
Milt Pappas p


WP: Larry Dierker (4-6)
LP: Milt Pappas (2-4)
HR: None.

Larry Dierker pitched a complete-game seven-hitter with 12 K's to get the win for the Astros.

30 years ago (1978), the Reds split a doubleheader at Riverfront Stadium vs. the Padres--losing the opener 7-2, and winning the nightcap 1-0.

First Game
San Diego
Gene Richards cf
Ozzie Smith ss
Oscar Gamble lf
Dave Winfield rf
Gene Tenace 1b
Derrel Thomas 2b
Bill Almon 3b
Rick Sweet c
Bob Shirley p

Cincinnati
Pete Rose 3b
Ken Griffey rf
Joe Morgan 2b
George Foster lf
Johnny Bench 1b
Dave Concepcion ss
Don Werner c
Dave Collins cf
Manny Sarmiento p


WP: Bob Shirley (2-4)
LP: Manny Sarmiento (3-2)
HR: CIN - George Foster (7).

In Game 1, Bob Shirley pitched a complete-game seven-hitter to get the win for the Padres.



Second Game
Gene Richards cf
Ozzie Smith ss
Oscar Gamble lf
Dave Winfield rf
Gene Tenace 1b
Derrel Thomas 2b
Tucker Ashford 3b
Rick Sweet c
John D'Acquisto p

Cincinnati
Pete Rose 3b
Ken Griffey rf
Dan Driessen 1b
George Foster lf
Johnny Bench c
Mike Lum cf
Junior Kennedy 2b
Rick Auerbach ss
Tom Seaver p


WP: Tom Seaver (3-4)
LP: John D'Acquisto (1-1)
Sv: Doug Bair (6)
HR: None.

In Game 2, Tom Seaver, Dave Tomlin, and Doug Bair combined on a seven-hit shutout for the Reds. John D'Acquisto and Mark Lee combined on a six-hitter in a losing effort for the Pads. The Reds had two Juan Castro clones in the lineup--Junior Kennedy and Rick Auerbach.

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Originally Posted by Big Klu

30 years ago (1978), the Reds split a doubleheader at Riverfront Stadium vs. the Padres--losing the opener 7-2, and winning the nightcap 1-0.

First Game
San Diego
Gene Richards cf
Ozzie Smith ss
Oscar Gamble lf
Dave Winfield rf
Gene Tenace 1b
Derrel Thomas 2b
Bill Almon 3b
Rick Sweet c
Bob Shirley p

Cincinnati
Pete Rose 3b
Ken Griffey rf
Joe Morgan 2b
George Foster lf
Johnny Bench 1b
Dave Concepcion ss
Don Werner c
Dave Collins cf
Manny Sarmiento p


WP: Bob Shirley (2-4)
LP: Manny Sarmiento (3-2)
HR: CIN - George Foster (7).

In Game 1, Bob Shirley pitched a complete-game seven-hitter to get the win for the Padres.



Second Game
Gene Richards cf
Ozzie Smith ss
Oscar Gamble lf
Dave Winfield rf
Gene Tenace 1b
Derrel Thomas 2b
Tucker Ashford 3b
Rick Sweet c
John D'Acquisto p

Cincinnati
Pete Rose 3b
Ken Griffey rf
Dan Driessen 1b
George Foster lf
Johnny Bench c
Mike Lum cf
Junior Kennedy 2b
Rick Auerbach ss
Tom Seaver p


WP: Tom Seaver (3-4)
LP: John D'Acquisto (1-1)
Sv: Doug Bair (6)
HR: None.

In Game 2, Tom Seaver, Dave Tomlin, and Doug Bair combined on a seven-hit shutout for the Reds. John D'Acquisto and Mark Lee combined on a six-hitter in a losing effort for the Pads. The Reds had two Juan Castro clones in the lineup--Junior Kennedy and Rick Auerbach.

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It's no wonder they only scored one run with that bottom of the order. That really reeks.:barf:Seaver must have just rolled his eyes when he saw that lineup posted by Sparky.

25 years ago (1983), an 8-4 loss at Wrigley Field in Chicago.

Cincinnati
Gary Redus lf
Eddie Milner cf
Dave Concepcion ss
Johnny Bench 1b
Ron Oester 2b
Paul Householder rf
Kelly Paris 3b
Dann Bilardello c
Charlie Puleo p

Chicago Cubs
Ryne Sandberg 2b
Larry Bowa ss
Bill Buckner 1b
Leon Durham cf
Keith Moreland rf
Ron Cey 3b
Wayne Nordhagen lf
Jody Davis c
Paul Moskau p


WP: Paul Moskau (2-2)
LP: Charlie Puleo (0-1)
HR: CIN - Johnny Bench (5). CHI - Ron Cey (4), Leon Durham (6).

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Originally Posted by cumberlandreds

It's no wonder they only scored one run with that bottom of the order. That really reeks.:barf:Seaver must have just rolled his eyes when he saw that lineup posted by Sparky.

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Seaver slumped a little with the bat in 1978. But if he had swung the bat in '78 like he did in 1977, there would have been a legitimate argument for him to have batted seventh in that game!

20 years ago (1988), an 11-6 loss at Riverfront vs. the Cubs.

Chicago Cubs
Ryne Sandberg 2b
Manny Trillo 1b
Andre Dawson rf
Jody Davis c
Rafael Palmeiro lf
Vance Law 3b
Darrin Jackson cf
Angel Salazar ss
Bob Tewksbury p

Cincinnati
Kal Daniels lf
Barry Larkin ss
Eric Davis cf
Leon Durham 1b
Paul O'Neill rf
Buddy Bell 3b
Jeff Treadway 2b
Terry McGriff c
Danny Jackson p


WP: Les Lancaster (2-4)
LP: Danny Jackson (5-2)
HR: CHI - Vance Law (4), Darrin Jackson (1). CIN - Leon Durham (4).

Cubs CF Darrin Jackson hit his first major-league homer with two outs in the top of the third off Danny Jackson. It was on the back end of back-to-back homers with Vance Law. Reds 1B Leon Durham hit his only home run in a Reds uniform and the final homer of his career leading off the bottom of the second.

15 years ago (1993), a 3-0 loss at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.

Cincinnati
Bip Roberts 2b
Roberto Kelly cf
Barry Larkin ss
Kevin Mitchell lf
Chris Sabo 3b
Randy Milligan 1b
Reggie Sanders rf
Joe Oliver c
Tim Belcher p

San Francisco
Darren Lewis cf
Robby Thompson 2b
Will Clark 1b
Matt Williams 3b
Barry Bonds lf
Willie McGee rf
Royce Clayton ss
Jeff Reed c
Billy Swift p


WP: Billy Swift (6-1)
LP: Tim Belcher (1-4)
Sv: Rod Beck (10)
HR: None.

Billy Swift and Rod Beck combined on a three-hit shutout for the Giants. The only hits for the Reds were back-to-back singles by Bip Roberts and Roberto Kelly leading off the game, and a one-out single by Kevin Mitchell in the fourth inning.

10 years ago (1998), a 6-1 loss at Shea Stadium in Queens.

Cincinnati
Jon Nunnally cf
Barry Larkin ss
Lenny Harris lf
Eddie Taubensee c
Dmitri Young 1b
Willie Greene 3b
Bret Boone 2b
Melvin Nieves rf
Mark Hutton p

New York Mets
Brian McRae cf
Edgardo Alfonzo 3b
John Olerud 1b
Butch Huskey rf
Carlos Baerga 2b
Bernard Gilkey lf
Alberto Castillo c
Rey Ordoñez ss
Masato Yoshii p


WP: Masato Yoshii (3-1)
LP: Mark Hutton (0-1)
HR: CIN - Melvin Nieves (1). NY - Carlos Baerga (3), John Olerud (5).

Masato Yoshii pitched a complete-game nine-hitter to get the win for the Mets. Reds starter Mark Hutton walked the first three batters he faced in the first inning before being relieved by Danny Graves with the bases loaded and nobody out. It was the final game of Hutton's career.

Five years ago (2003), a 9-3 win at Great American Ball Park vs. the Braves.

Atlanta
Rafael Furcal ss
Mark DeRosa 2b
Gary Sheffield rf
Chipper Jones lf
Andruw Jones cf
Robert Fick 1b
Javy Lopez c
Vinny Castilla 3b
Mike Hampton p

Cincinnati
Barry Larkin ss
Jose Guillen lf
Ken Griffey Jr. cf
Austin Kearns rf
Aaron Boone 3b
Sean Casey 1b
Kelly Stinnett c
Juan Castro 2b
John Riedling p


WP: Chris Reitsma (3-1)
LP: Mike Hampton (2-2)
HR: CIN - Adam Dunn (17).

This was the infamous "Ray King" game. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Austin Kearns was out while trying to score on a wild pitch. Braves catcher Javy Lopez threw to pitcher Ray King covering the plate, and in the process of applying the tag, the portly King "sat" (for lack of a better term) on Kearns' shoulder. In the eyes of many, Austin Kearns has never been quite right since.

Adam Dunn hit a pinch-hit three-run homer in the bottom of the eighth inning off Jung Bong.