This Date In Reds History (6/28/10): Past Lineups

[Big Klu]

55 years ago (1955), a 9-1 win at Sportsman's Park in St. Louis.

Cincinnati
Johnny Temple 2b
Stan Palys lf
Ted Kluszewski 1b
Wally Post rf
Gus Bell cf
Smoky Burgess c
Ray Jablonski 3b
Roy McMillan ss
Joe Nuxhall p

St. Louis
Bob Stephenson ss
Wally Moon cf
Stan Musial 1b
Rip Repulski lf
Red Schoendienst 2b
Bill Virdon rf
Ken Boyer 3b
Nelson Burbrink c
Floyd Wooldridge p


WP: Joe Nuxhall (8-4)
LP: Floyd Wooldridge (1-2)
HR: CIN - Ray Jablonski (8).

Joe Nuxhall pitched a complete-game nine-hitter to get the win for the Reds.

[Big Klu]

50 years ago (1960), a 10-4 win at Sportsman's Park in St. Louis.

Cincinnati
Eddie Kasko 3b
Vada Pinson cf
Gus Bell rf
Jerry Lynch lf
Harry Anderson 1b
Ed Bailey c
Roy McMillan ss
Elio Chacon 2b
Jim O'Toole p

St. Louis
Julian Javier 2b
Alex Grammas ss
Curt Flood cf
Ken Boyer 3b
Stan Musial lf
Bill White 1b
John Glenn rf
Hal R. Smith c
Ron Kline p


WP: Jim O'Toole (6-7)
LP: Ron Kline (3-7)
Sv: Bill Henry (11)
HR: CIN - Ed Bailey (7). STL - Alex Grammas (2), Curt Flood (5).

[Big Klu]

45 years ago (1965), a 5-4 loss at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh.

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
Jim O'Toole p

Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey 3b
Manny Mota cf
Roberto Clemente rf
Donn Clendenon 1b
Bill Mazeroski 2b
Willie Stargell lf
Gene Alley ss
Jim Pagliaroni c
Don Cardwell p


WP: Don Cardwell (6-2)
LP: Jim O'Toole (1-7)
Sv: Al McBean (10)
HR: PIT - Don Cardwell (1).

[Big Klu]

40 years ago (1970), a 3-2 win at the Astrodome in Houston.

Cincinnati
Pete Rose rf
Bobby Tolan cf
Tony Perez 3b
Johnny Bench c
Lee May 1b
Bernie Carbo lf
Tommy Helms 2b
Woody Eoodward ss
Gary Nolan p

Houston
Cesar Cedeño rf
Joe Morgan 2b
Jimmy Wynn cf
Joe Pepitone lf
Denis Menke ss
Bob Watson 1b
Doug Rader 3b
Johnny Edwards c
Don Wilson p


WP: Clay Carroll (5-1)
LP: Don Wilson (2-3)
HR: CIN - Pete Rose (8), Bobby Tolan (10), Tony Perez (27).

Gary Nolan and Clay Carroll combined on a five-hitter for the Reds. Don Wilson pitched a complete-game six-hitter in a losing effort for the Astros. Pete Rose and Bobby Tolan led off the game with back-to-back home runs, and Tony Perez led off the top of the ninth inning with a homer to give the Reds a 3-2 lead.

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35 years ago (1975), a 6-4 10-inning win at Riverfront Stadium vs. the Padres.

San Diego
Bobby Tolan cf
Tito Fuentes 2b
Dave Winfield rf
Willie McCovey 1b
Mike Ivie 3b
Gene Locklear lf
Randy Hundley c
Enzo Hernandez ss
Joe McIntosh p

Cincinnati
Pete Rose 3b
Ken Griffey rf
Joe Morgan 2b
Johnny Bench c
Dan Driessen lf
Tony Perez 1b
Cesar Geronimo cf
Doug Flynn ss
Gary Nolan p


WP: Will McEnaney (3-0)
LP: Dave Tomlin (1-1)
HR: SD - Willie McCovey (10). CIN - George Foster (11).

George Foster hit a pinch-hit two-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the tenth inning to give the Reds the win.

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30 years ago (1980), an 8-5 win at the Astrodome in Houston.

Cincinnati
Dave Collins lf
Dave Concepcion ss
Ken Griffey rf
Dan Driessen 1b
Ray Knight 3b
Johnny Bench c
Cesar Geronimo cf
Junior Kennedy 2b
Joe Price p

Houston
Rafael Landestoy ss
Terry Puhl rf
Jose Cruz lf
Cesar Cedeño cf
Enos Cabell 3b
Joe Morgan 2b
Art Howe 1b
Alan Ashby c
J.R. Richard p


WP: Joe Price (1-0)
LP: J.R. Richard (9-4)
Sv: Tom Hume (11)
HR: HOU - Art Howe (3).

Joe Price earned his first major-league win in this game.

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25 years ago (1985), an 11-9 win at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego.

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
Joe Price p

San Diego
Jerry Royster 2b
Gerry Davis rf
Steve Garvey 1b
Kurt Bevacqua 3b
Kevin McReynolds cf
Terry Kennedy c
Carmelo Martinez lf
Garry Templeton ss
Eric Show p


WP: Ron Robinson (3-0)
LP: Eric Show (6-5)
Sv: Ted power (13)
HR: CIN - Dave Parker (14), Wayne Krenchicki (3). SD - Mario Ramirez (1).

Pete Rose was 0-for-2 with three walks and a run scored.

Ty Cobb: 4191
Pete Rose: 4151

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20 years ago (1990), a 5-4 loss at Shea Stadium in Queens.

Cincinnati
Billy Hatcher lf
Barry Larkin ss
Chris Sabo 3b
Eric Davis cf
Paul O'Neill rf
Todd Benzinger 1b
Ron Oester 2b
Joe Oliver c
Jose Rijo p

New York Mets
Howard Johnson 3b
Dave Magadan 1b
Gregg Jefferies 2b
Darryl Strawberry rf
Kevin McReynolds lf
Daryl Boston cf
Mackey Sasser c
Kevin Elster ss
Dwight Gooden p


WP: Dwight Gooden (7-5)
LP: Jose Rijo (5-3)
Sv: John Franco (14)
HR: CIN - Eric Davis (10). NY - Darryl Strawberry (16).

Record: 45-25, 9.5 game lead in the NL West.

[Big Klu]

15 years ago (1995), a 1-0 win at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia.

Cincinnati
Barry Larkin ss
Thomas Howard cf
Ron Gant lf
Reggie Sanders rf
Eric Anthony 1b
Eddie Taubensee c
Bret Boone 2b
Jeff Branson 3b
C.J. Nitkowski p

Philadelphia
Lenny Dykstra cf
Mariano Duncan 2b
Jim Eisenreich rf
Dave Hollins 1b
Darren Daulton c
Charlie Hayes 3b
Dave Gallagher lf
Kevin Stocker ss
Curt Schilling p


WP: C.J. Nitkowski (1-1)
LP: Curt Schilling (5-3)
Sv: Jeff Brantley (12)
HR: None.

C.J. Nitkowski and Jeff Brantley combined on a three-hit shutout for the Reds, as Nitkowski earned his first major-league win. The only hits for the Phillies were a leadoff single by Dave Hollins in the second inning, a leadoff single by Mariano Duncan in the fourth, and a leadoff single by Curt Schilling in the sixth. Schilling and Ricky Bottalico combined on a four-hitter in a losing effort for the Phillies. The only hits for the Reds were a one-out single by Thomas Howard in the fourth inning, back-to-back two-out singles by Bret Boone and Jeff Branson in the fifth, and a one-out single by Howard in the sixth.

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10 years ago (2000), a 7-3 win at Riverfront Stadium vs. the Cardinals.

St. Louis
Edgar Renteria ss
J.D. Drew rf
Jim Edmonds cf
Mark McGwire 1b
Ray Lankford lf
Craig Paquette 3b
Mike Matheny c
Placiodo Polanco 2b
Pat Hentgen p

Cincinnati
Barry Larkin ss
Dmitri Young lf
Ken Griffey Jr. cf
Dante Bichette rf
Sean Casey 1b
Aaron Boone 3b
Benito Santiago c
Pokey Reese 2b
Elmer Dessens p


WP: Dennys Reyes (2-1)
LP: Alan Benes (1-1)
HR: STL - Ray Lankford (11). CIN - Benito Santiago (3).

[Big Klu]

Five years ago (2005), a 2-1 loss at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

Cincinnati
Felipe Lopez ss
Rich Aurilia 2b
Sean Casey 1b
Joe Randa 3b
Wily Mo Peña rf
Adam Dunn lf
Jason LaRue c
Jason Romano cf
Brandon Claussen p

St. Louis
David Eckstein ss
Jim Edmonds cf
Albert Pujols 1b
Reggie Sanders lf
Scott Rolen 3b
Mark Grudzielanek 2b
So Taguchi rf
Yadier Molina c
Mark Mulder p


WP: Mark Mulder (9-5)
LP: Brandon Claussen (4-5)
Sv: Jason Isringhausen (22)
HR: STL - Reggie Sanders (16).

[cumberlandreds]

Originally Posted by Big Klu

45 years ago (1965), a 5-4 loss at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh.

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
Jim O'Toole p

Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey 3b
Manny Mota cf
Roberto Clemente rf
Donn Clendenon 1b
Bill Mazeroski 2b
Willie Stargell lf
Gene Alley ss
Jim Pagliaroni c
Don Cardwell p


WP: Don Cardwell (6-2)
LP: Jim O'Toole (1-7)
Sv: Al McBean (10)
HR: PIT - Don Cardwell (1).

Bob Bailey a lead-off hitter?

[Roy Tucker]

Originally Posted by cumberlandreds

Bob Bailey a lead-off hitter?

Funny, but that was the *exact* same thought I had. Not a lot of other candidates though.

[cumberlandreds]

Originally Posted by Roy Tucker

Funny, but that was the *exact* same thought I had. Not a lot of other candidates though.

I would think Mota or Mazeroski would have been better. Even Clemente would have been OK. Oh well, didn't seem to have hurt the Prates on this night in 1965.

[Roy Tucker]

Originally Posted by cumberlandreds

I would think Mota or Mazeroski would have been better. Even Clemente would have been OK. Oh well, didn't seem to have hurt the Prates on this night in 1965.

Yep.

Looking it up at baseball-reference, Bailey batted leadoff for 132 games that season. I guess they thought his 22 yr. old legs were fresh, but his 10 SB-14 CS rate didn't indicate that.

Evidently, the Pirates saw the same thing and traded for Matty Alou in the off-season of 1965 who led off most of 1966. They traded for Maury Wills who was lead-off for '67-'68, and then Alou was back there for '69-'70.