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08-21-2008, 06:18 PM
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This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
50 years ago (1958), an 8-1 win at Seals Stadium in San Francisco.
Cincinnati Johnny Temple 2b Jerry Lynch rf Pete Whisenant lf Frank Robinson cf Ed Bailey c Walt Dropo 1b Alex Grammas 3b Roy McMillan ss Don Newcombe p San Francisco Danny O'Connell 2b Willie Kirkland rf Willie Mays cf Leon Wagner lf Orlando Cepeda 1b Ray Jablonski 3b Daryl Spencer ss Bob Schmidt c Mike McCormick p WP: Don Newcombe (3-11) LP: Mike McCormick (9-6) HR: SF - Leon Wagner (8). Don Newcombe pitched a complete-game six-hitter to get the win for the Reds.
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08-21-2008, 06:29 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
45 years ago (1963), a 1-0 loss at Colt Stadium in Houston.
Cincinnati Pete Rose 2b Tommy Harper rf Vada Pinson cf Frank Robinson lf Gordy Coleman 1b Johnny Edwards c Leo Cardenas ss Charlie Neal 3b Jim O'Toole p Houston Ernie Fazio 2b Rusty Staub 1b Jimmy Wynn lf John Bateman c Carl Warwick rf Howie Goss cf Bob Aspromonte 3b Bob Lillis ss Don Nottebart p WP: Don Nottebart (8-5) LP: Jim O'Toole (15-11) HR: None. Don Nottebart pitched a four-hit shutout with 9 K's to get the win for the Colt .45's. The only hits for the Reds were a two-out single by Vada Pinson in the first inning, a two-out single by Pete Rose in the third (Rose was thrown out trying to stretch it into a double), a leadoff triple by Tommy Harper in the fourth, and a leadoff single by Johnny Edwards in the fifth. Jim O'Toole and Bill Henry combined on a five-hitter in a losing effort for the Reds.
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08-21-2008, 06:41 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
40 years ago (1968), a 19-1 loss at Crosley Field vs. the Pirates.
Pittsburgh Matty Alou cf Maury Wills 3b Roberto Clemente rf Donn Clendenon 1b Manny Mota lf Bill Mazeroski 2b Gene Alley ss Jerry May c Steve Blass p Cincinnati Pete Rose cf Alex Johnson lf Lee May rf Tony Perez 3b Fred Whitfield 1b Tommy Helms 2b Pat Corrales c Leo Cardenas ss Jim Maloney p WP: Steve Blass (11-5) LP: Jim Maloney (11-8) Sv: Elroy Face (12) HR: PIT - Roberto Clemente 2 (14), Donn Clendenon (15). The Pirates scored 19 runs on 23 hits off four Reds pitchers. In the final three innings, the Bucs had 13 runs on 15 hits.
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08-21-2008, 06:48 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
35 years ago (1973), a 6-4 loss at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
Cincinnati Pete Rose lf Joe Morgan 2b Dan Driessen 3b Tony Perez 1b Johnny Bench c Bobby Tolan rf Cesar Geronimo cf Darrel Chaney ss Don Gullett p Chicago Cubs Don Kessinger ss Rick Monday cf Billy Williams 1b Rico Carty lf Ron Santo 3b Jose Cardenal rf Paul Popovich 2b Ken Rudolph c Ferguson Jenkins p WP: Ferguson Jenkins (11-12) LP: Dave Tomlin (0-1) HR: CIN - Joe Morgan (19). Fergie Jenkins pitched a complete-game ten-hitter to get the win for the Cubs.
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08-21-2008, 06:58 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
30 years ago (1978), a 14-9 loss at Riverfront Stadium vs. the Cardinals.
St. Louis Lou Brock lf Garry Templeton ss George Hendrick cf Ted Simmons c Keith Hernandez 1b Wayne Garrett 3b Jerry Mumphrey rf Mike Phillips 2b Silvio Martinez p Cincinnati Pete Rose 3b Joe Morgan 2b Ken Griffey rf George Foster lf Dan Driessen 1b Johnny Bench c Dave Concepcion ss Mike Lum cf Bill Bonham p WP: Silvio Martinez (7-6) LP: Bill Bonham (9-4) HR: STL - Ted Simmons (16). CIN - Ken Griffey 2 (7), George Foster (29).
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08-21-2008, 07:03 PM
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25 years ago (1983), a 6-4 win at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati Kelly Paris ss Gary Redus lf Cesar Cedeņo rf Johnny Bench 1b Paul Householder cf Nick Esasky 3b Dann Bilardello c Ron Oester 2b Charlie Puleo p Pittsburgh Marvell Wynne cf Johnny Ray 2b Richie Hebner 3b Jason Thompson 1b Dave Parker rf Doug Frobel lf Tony Peņa c Dale Berra ss Larry McWilliams p WP: Bill Scherrer (2-3) LP: Cecilio Guante (2-1) HR: None.
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08-21-2008, 07:09 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
20 years ago (1988), a 7-1 loss at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
Cincinnati Kal Daniels lf Chris Sabo 3b Barry Larkin ss Eric Davis cf Paul O'Neill rf Nick Esasky 1b Jeff Reed c Jeff Treadway 2b Tim Birtsas p St. Louis Vince Coleman lf Willie McGee cf Pedro Guerrero 1b Tom Brunansky rf Terry Pendleton 3b Ozzie Smith ss Jose Oquendo 2b Tony Peņa c Scott Terry p WP: Scott Terry (4-3) LP: Tim Birtsas (1-3) HR: None. Scott Terry pitched a complete-game five-hitter to get the win for the Cardinals.
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08-21-2008, 07:17 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
15 years ago (1993), a 6-3 loss at Riverfront vs. Les Expos.
Montreal Marquis Grissom cf Randy Ready 2b John Vander Wal 1b Larry Walker rf Darrin Fletcher c Moises Alou lf Wil Cordero 3b Mike Lansing ss Butch Henry p Cincinnati Brian Koelling 2b Hal Morris 1b Chris Sabo 3b Kevin Mitchell lf Reggie Sanders cf Tim Costo rf Brian Dorsett c Jeff Branson ss John Roper p WP: Butch Henry (3-8) LP: John Roper (2-3) Sv: John Wetteland (27) HR: MON - Larry Walker (16), Marquis Grissom (13). CIN - Brian Dorsett (2). Larry Walker hit a grand slam in the first inning, giving Les Expos a lead they would never relinquish. Reds rookie 2B (and Cincinnati native) Brian Koelling made his major-league debut in this game.
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Americans love a winner. Americans will not tolerate a loser....Americans play to win all of the time. I wouldn't give a hoot in hell for a man who lost and laughed...the very idea of losing is hateful to an American. Gen. George S. Patton, Jr. |
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08-21-2008, 07:30 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
10 years ago (1998), a 14-2 loss at Three Rivers Stadium in the Steel City.
Cincinnati Reggie Sanders rf Barry Larkin ss Jeffrey Hammonds cf Dmitri Young lf Bret Boone 2b Eduardo Perez 1b Aaron Boone 3b Brook Fordyce c Brett Tomko p Pittsburgh Tony Womack 2b Adrian Brown cf Jason Kendall c Kevin Young 1b Turner Ward rf Al Martin lf Freddy Garcia 3b Lou Collier ss Chris Peters p WP: Chris Peters (7-8) LP: Brett Tomko (11-9) HR: PIT - Al Martin (12), Jason Kendall (11). I was at this game. Earlier that summer I had made my peace with MLB over the Strike of 1994, and attended a Reds game at Comiskey Park vs. the White Sox while I was on vacation in Chicago--the first game I had attended since the strike. This game was my last opportunity to see the Reds before I had to go back to work (I am a teacher), and Pittsburgh is actually an easier drive for me than Cincinnati. The actual result of the game left something to be desired, but it felt good to be at a Reds game, and I get a special feeling about seeing an away game, and seeing the Reds in their gray road uniforms.
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Americans love a winner. Americans will not tolerate a loser....Americans play to win all of the time. I wouldn't give a hoot in hell for a man who lost and laughed...the very idea of losing is hateful to an American. Gen. George S. Patton, Jr. |
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08-21-2008, 07:37 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (8/21/08): Past Lineups
Five years ago (2003), a 9-3 loss at Bank One Ballpark in Phoenix.
Cincinnati Ryan Freel lf Barry Larkin ss D'Angelo Jimenez 2b Sean Casey 1b Dernell Stenson rf Juan Castro 3b Reggie Taylor cf Jason LaRue c Danny Graves p Arizona Matt Kata 3b Alex Cintron ss Luis Gonzalez lf Carlos Baerga 1b Junior Spivey 2b Steve Finley cf Danny Bautista rf Robby Hammock c Elmer Dessens p WP: Elmer Dessens (7-7) LP: Danny Graves (4-14) HR: CIN - Reggie Taylor (5). ARI - Junior Spivey (13), Shea Hillenbrand (11). Reggie Taylor hit the final home run of his career in this game.
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Americans love a winner. Americans will not tolerate a loser....Americans play to win all of the time. I wouldn't give a hoot in hell for a man who lost and laughed...the very idea of losing is hateful to an American. Gen. George S. Patton, Jr. |
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