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06-18-2010, 12:26 PM
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This Date In Reds History (6/18/10): Past Lineups
55 years ago (1955), a 4-1 win at Crosley Field vs. the Pirates.
Pittsburgh Roberto Clemente rf Dick Cole 3b Jerry Lynch lf Frank J. Thomas cf Dale Long 1b Toby Atwell c Gene Freese 2b Dick Groat ss Lino Donoso p Cincinnati Johnny Temple 2b Stan Palys lf Ted Kluszewski 1b Wally Post rf Gus Bell cf Hobie Landrith c Bobby Adams 3b Roy McMillan ss Gerry Staley p WP: Gerry Staley (5-4) LP: Lino Donoso (0-1) HR: CIN - Stan Palys (4), Wally Post (13). Gerry Staley pitched a complete-game five-hitter to get the win for the Reds.
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06-18-2010, 12:34 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (6/18/10): Past Lineups
50 years ago (1960), a 7-1 win at Crosley Field vs. the Cubs.
Chicago Cubs Danny Murphy cf Bob Will lf Ernie Banks ss Ed Bouchee 1b George Altman rf Frank J. Thomas 3b Jim Hegan c Don Zimmer 2b Seth Morehead p Cincinnati Eddie Kasko ss Vada Pinson cf Frank Robinson 1b Wally Post lf Willie Jones 3b Dutch Dotterer c Gus Bell rf Elio Chacon 2b Jay Hook p WP: Jay Hook (6-5) LP: Seth Morehead (0-5) HR: CIN - Eddie Kasko (5), Ed Bailey (6). Jay Hook pitched a complete-game seven-hitter to get the win for the Reds.
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06-18-2010, 12:44 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (6/18/10): Past Lineups
45 years ago (1965), a 3-1 win at Crosley Field vs. the Cubs.
Chicago Cubs Glenn Beckert 2b Don Landrum cf Billy Williams rf Ron Santo 3b Ernie Banks 1b George Altman lf Vic Roznovsky c Don Kessinger ss Cal Koonce p Cincinnati Tommy Harper lf Pete Rose 2b Vada Pinson cf Frank Robinson rf Deron Johnson 3b Johnny Edwards c Marty Keough 1b Leo Cardenas ss Joey Jay p WP: Joey Jay (6-2) LP: Cal Koonce (5-5) Sv: Billy McCool (7) HR: CIN - Tommy Harper (5). Joey Jay and Billy McCool combined on a four-hitter for the Reds. The only hits for the Cubs were a leadoff single by Don Landrum in the fourth inning, a one-out double by Ron Santo in the fourth, a leadoff single by Glenn Beckert in the sixth, and a leadoff single by Ernie Banks in the seventh. Cal Koonce and Bob Humphreys combined on a five-hitter in a losing effort for the Cubs.
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06-18-2010, 12:53 PM
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35 years ago (1975), a 6-1 win at Riverfront Stadium vs. the Braves.
Atlanta Ralph Garr lf Mike Lum 1b Dusty Baker rf Dave May cf Darrell Evans 3b Marty Perez 2b Larvell Blanks ss Biff Pocoroba c Blue Moon Odom p Cincinnati Pete Rose 3b Ken Griffey rf Joe Morgan 2b Johnny Bench c Tony Perez 1b Dan Driessen lf Dave Concepcion ss Cesar Geronimo cf Jack Billingham p WP: Jack Billingham (7-3) LP: Blue Moon Odom (0-3) Sv: Will McEnaney (5) HR: None.
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06-18-2010, 01:01 PM
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30 years ago (1980), a 7-0 loss at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
Cincinnati Dave Collins rf Junior Kennedy 2b Dave Concepcion ss George Foster lf Dan Driessen 1b Ray Knight 3b Cesar Geronimo cf Joe Nolan c Charlie Leibrandt p Chicago Cubs Ivan DeJesus ss Lenny Randle 3b Bill Buckner 1b Mike Vail rf Jerry Martin cf Ken Henderson lf Barry Foote c Mike Tyson 2b Dennis Lamp p WP: Dennis Lamp (7-6) LP: Charlie Leibrandt (6-4) Sv: Bruce Sutter (14) HR: CHI - Jerry Martin (12). Dennis Lamp and Bruce Sutter combined on an eight-hit shutout for the Cubs.
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06-18-2010, 01:15 PM
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Re: This Date In Reds History (6/18/10): Past Lineups
25 years ago (1985), a 6-1 win at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.
Cincinnati Gary Redus lf Eddie Milner cf Pete Rose 1b Dave Parker rf Alan Knicely c Dave Concepcion ss Ron Oester 2b Wayne Krenchicki 3b Frank Pastore p San Francisco Joel Youngblood cf Manny Trillo 2b Chili Davis rf Jeffrey Leonard lf Bob Brenly c David Green 1b Ricky Adams 3b Jose Uribe ss Bill Laskey p WP: Frank Pastore (2-0) LP: Bill Laskey (1-8) HR: None. Frank Pastore pitched a complete-game four-hitter to getthe win for the Reds. The only hits for the Giants were a one-out single by Manny Trillo in the first inning, a leadoff single by Jose Uribe in the third, a two-out RBI single by Trillo in the third, and a leadoff single by Uribe in the eighth. Pete Rose was 0-for-3 with two walks and an RBI. Ty Cobb: 4191 Pete Rose: 4146
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06-18-2010, 01:17 PM
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06-18-2010, 01:31 PM
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15 years ago (1995), a 10-7 win at Riverfront Stadium vs. Les Expos.
Montreal Mark Grudzielanek ss David Segui 1b Robdell White cf Moises Alou lf Tony Tarasco rf Mike Lansing 2b Shane Andrews 3b Tim Laker c Carlos Perez p Cincinnati Jerome Walton cf Barry Larkin ss Ron Gant lf Reggie Sanders rf Bret Boone 2b Brian R. Hunter 1b Mark Lewis 3b Damon Berryhill c Kevin Jarvis p WP: Mike Jackson (1-0) LP: Gabe White (1-1) Sv: Jeff Brantley (9) HR: CIN - Reggie Sanders (11), Mark Lewis (2), Damon Berryhill (1).
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06-18-2010, 01:43 PM
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10 years ago (2000), an 8-7 loss at Qualcomm (Jack Murphy) Stadium in San Diego.
Cincinnati Pokey Reese 2b Barry Larkin ss Ken Griffey Jr. cf Dante Bichette rf Dmitri Young lf Sean Casey 1b Aaron Boone 3b Eddie Taubensee c Rob Bell p San Diego Eric Owens rf Al Martin lf Ryan Klesko 1b Dave Magadan 3b Bret Boone 2b Wiki Gonzalez c Ruben Rivera cf Damian Jackson ss Matt Clement p WP: Matt Clement (6-6) LP: Rob Bell (4-6) Sv: Trevor Hoffman (17) HR: CIN - Pokey Reese (5), Dante Bichette 2 (12), Dmitri Young (7), Ken Griffey Jr. (20). SD - Ed Sprague Jr. (10).
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06-18-2010, 01:52 PM
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Five years ago (2005), a 6-1 loss at Great American Ball Park vs. the Braves.
Atlanta Rafael Furcal ss Marcus Giles 2b Julio Franco 1b Andruw Jones cf Andy Marte 3b Brian Jordan rf Johnny Estrada c Kelly Johnson lf Jorge Sosa p Cincinnati Ryan Freel 2b Felipe Lopez ss Sean Casey 1b Ken Griffey Jr. cf Joe Randa 3b Adam Dunn lf Wily Mo Peņa rf Jason LaRue c Eric Milton p WP: Adam Bernero (4-1) LP: Eric Milton (3-9) HR: ATL - Julio Franco 2 (5), Andruw Jones (19), Johnny Estrada (3). Jason LaRue left the game in the bottom of the eighth inning after injuring his knee on a single. Kenny Kelly pinch-ran for LaRue, and Javier Valentin (who pinch-hit for pitcher Kent Mercker) remained in the game behind the plate.
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LF was a revolving door for the Reds in 1955. Jim Greengrass was traded to the Phillies at the end of April for catcher Smoky Burgess. (Palys was part of that deal.) Ray Jablonski, Chuck Harmon, and Bob Thurman were also among those who saw action in LF that season. 1955 was the only season in his short career in which Palys had more than 60 plate appearances, so that's why we probably never heard of him.
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