This Date In Reds History (9/3/11): Past Lineups

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90 years ago (1921), a 4-0 win at Redland Field vs. the Cubs.

Chicago Cubs
Max Flack rf
Charlie Hollocher ss
Zeb Terry 2b
John Kelleher 3b
Turner Barber lf
George Maisel cf
Ray Grimes 1b
Bill Killefer c
Vic Keen p

Cincinnati
Sam Bohne 2b
Larry Kopf ss
Heinie Groh 3b
Rube Bressler rf
Jake Daubert 1b
Lew Fonseca lf
Pat Duncan cf
Bubbles Hargrave c
Rube Marquard p


WP: Rube Marquard (14-12)
LP: Vic Keen (0-1)
HR: None.

Rube Marquard pitched a four-hit shutout to get the win for the Reds. The only hits for the Cubs were a one-out single by Charlie Hollocher in the first inning, a two-out single by Hollocher in the third, a leadoff infield single by John Kelleher in the seventh, and a leadoff pinch-hit single by John L. Sullivan in the eighth.

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85 years ago (1926), a 4-2 win atRedleand Field vs. the Cardinals.

St. Louis
Taylor Douthit cf
Billy Southworth rf
Rogers Hornsby 2b
Jim Bottomley 1b
Les Bell 3b
Chick Hafey lf
Bob O'Farrell c
Tommy Thevenow ss
Jesse Haines p

Cincinnati
Cuckoo Christensen lf
Edd Roush cf
Curt Walker rf
Wally Pipp 1b
Chuck Dressen 3b
Hughie Critz 2b
Bubbles Hargrave c
Hod Ford ss
Carl Mays p


WP: Carl Mays (17-11)
LP: Jesse Haines (11-4)
HR: None.

Carl Mays pitched a complete-game seven-hitter to get the win for the Reds.

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80 years ago (1931), a 3-2 10-inning win at Redland Field vs. the Cubs.

Chicago Cubs
Danny Taylor lf
Billy Herman 2b
Kiki Cuyler cf
Woody English 3b
Vince Barton rf
Charlie Grimm 1b
Jimmy Adair ss
Gabby Hartnett c
Pat Malone p

Cincinnati
Taylor Douthit cf
Estel Crabtree rf
Edd Roush lf
Harvey Hendrick 1b
Tony Cuccinello 2b
Clyde Beck 3b
Leo Durocher ss
Clyde Sukeforth c
Ownie Carroll p


WP: Ownie Carroll (3-8)
LP: Pat Malone (12-9)
HR: CIN - Estel Crabtree (4).

Ownie Carroll pitched a complete-game seven-hitter to get the win for the Reds. Pat Malone pitched a complete-game nine-hitter in a losing effort for the Cubs.

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75 years ago (1936), the Reds swept a doubleheader at Crosley Field vs. the Bees--winning the opener 3-0, and the nightcap 6-4.

First Game
Boston Bees
Rabbit Warstler ss
Gene Moore rf
Buck Jordan 1b
Wally Berger cf
Tony Cuccinello 2b
Hal Lee lf
Joe Coscarart 3b
Al Lopez c
Bill Weir p

Cincinnati
Kiki Cuyler cf
Ival Goodman rf
Les Scarsella 1b
Ernie Lombardi c
Samuel Byrd lf
Lew Riggs 3b
Tommy Thevenow ss
Alex Kampouris 2b
Gene Schott p


WP: Gene Schott (9-9)
LP: Bill Weir (1-1)
Sv: Paul Derringer (4)
HR: None.

In Game 1, Gene Schott and Paul Derringer combined on a five-hit shutout for the Reds.



Second Game
Boston Bees
Rabbit Warstler ss
Gene Moore rf
Buck Jordan 1b
Wally Berger cf
Tony Cuccinello 2b
Hal Lee lf
Joe Coscarart 3b
Ray Mueller c
Guy Bush p

Cincinnati
Kiki Cuyler cf
Ival Goodman rf
Babe Herman lf
Les Scarsella 1b
Gilly Campbell c
Lew Riggs 3b
Tommy Thevenow ss
Alex Kampouris 2b
Peaches Davis p


WP: Peaches Davis (6-6)
LP: Guy Bush (3-7)
Sv: Paul Derringer (5)
HR: BOS - Wally Berger (23).

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70 years ago (1941), a 3-2 loss at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh.

Cincinnati
Lloyd Waner rf
Mike W. McCormick lf
Lonny Frey 2b
Frank McCormick 1b
Billy Werber 3b
Ernie Lombardi c
Harry Craft cf
Eddie Joost ss
Elmer Riddle p

Pittsburgh
Alf Anderson ss
Lee Handley 3b
Bob Elliott rf
Bud Stewart lf
Elbie Fletcher 1b
Stu Martin 2b
Vince DiMaggio cf
Bill Baker c
Johnny Lanning p


WP: Johnny Lanning (10-8)
LP: Elmer Riddle (15-4)
HR: CIN - Ernie Lombardi (8).

Johnny Lanning pitched a complete-game nine-hitter to get the win for the Pirates. Elmer Riddle pitched a complete-game six-hitter in a losing effort for the Reds.

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60 years ago (1951), the Reds were swept in a doubleheader at Sportsman's Park in St. Louis--losing the opener 4-1, and the nightcap 7-1.

First Game
Cincinnati
Roy McMillan 3b
Connie Ryan 2b
Johnny Wyrostek rf
Ted Kluszewski 1b
Joe Adcock lf
Virgil Stallcup ss
Bob Usher cf
Dixie Howell c
Ewell Blackwell p

St. Louis
Solly Hemus ss
Red Schoendienst 2b
Stan Musial 1b
Enos Slaughter rf
Hal Rice lf
Peanuts Lowrey cf
Billy Johnson 3b
Bill Sarni c
Max Lanier p


WP: Max Lanier (10-8)
LP: Ewell Blackwell (14-13)
HR: None.

In Game 1, Max Lanier pitched a complete-game nine-hitter with 6 K's to get the win for the Cardinals.



Second Game
Cincinnati
Bobby Adams 3b
Connie Ryan 2b
Johnny Wyrostek rf
Ted Kluszewski 1b
Joe Adcock lf
Virgil Stallcup ss
Bob Usher cf
Johnny Pramesa c
Willie Ramsdell p

St. Louis
Solly Hemus ss
Red Schoendienst 2b
Stan Musial 1b
Enos Slaughter rf
Hal Rice lf
Peanuts Lowrey cf
Billy Johnson 3b
Del Rice c
Al Brazle p


WP: Al Brazle (5-2)
LP: Willie Ramsdell (9-15)
HR: None.

In Game 2, Al Brazle pitched a complete-game three-hitter to get the win for the Cardinals. The only hits for the Reds were a two-out single by Johnny Wyrostek in the fourth inning, a one-out single by Bobby Adams in the sixth, and a two-out double in the seventh.

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55 years ago (1956), the Reds split a doubleheader at Milwaukee County Stadium vs. the Braves--losing the opener 3-2, and winning the nightcap 7-5.

First Game
Cincinnati
Johnny Temple 2b
Frank Robinson lf
Gus Bell cf
Ted Kluszewski 1b
Wally Post rf
Smoky Burgess c
Alex Grammas 3b
Roy McMillan ss
Johnny Klippstein p

Milwaukee Braves
Danny O'Connell 2b
Johnny Logan ss
Hank Aaron rf
Eddie Mathews 3b
Joe Adcock 1b
Bobby Thomson lf
Bill Bruton cf
Del Crandall c
Lew Burdette p


WP: Lew Burdette (18-8)
LP: Johnny Klippstein (11-11)
HR: CIN - Frank Robinson (36). MIL - Hank Aaron 2 (23).

In Game 1, Lew Burdette pitched a complete-game ten-hitter to get the win for the Braves. Johnny Klippstein pitched a complete-game seven-hitter in a losing effort for the Reds.



Second Game
Cincinnati
Johnny Temple 2b
Frank Robinson lf
Gus Bell cf
Ted Kluszewski 1b
Wally Post rf
Ed Bailey c
Alex Grammas 3b
Roy McMillan ss
Larry Jansen p

Milwaukee Braves
Danny O'Connell 2b
Johnny Logan ss
Hank Aaron rf
Eddie Mathews 3b
Joe Adcock 1b
Bobby Thomson lf
Bill Bruton cf
Del Rice c
Bob Buhl p


WP: Brooks Lawrence (18-8)
LP: Bob Buhl (16-6)
HR: CIN - Ted Kluszewski (34). MIL - Bobby Thomson (19), Hank Aaron (24).

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50 years ago (1961), a 3-2 loss at Connie Mack Stadium in Philadelphia.

Cincinnati
Gene Freese 3b
Elio Chacon 2b
Vada Pinson cf
Frank Robinson rf
Jerry Lynch lf
Gordy Coleman 1b
Leo Cardeans ss
Darrell Johnson c
Jim O'Toole p

Philadelphia
Tony Taylor 2b
Johnny Callison lf
Charley Smith 3b
Don Demeter rf
Pancho Herrera 1b
Tony Gonzalez cf
Ruben Amaro ss
Clay Dalrymple c
Jim Owens p


WP: Jim Owens (3-9)
LP: Jim Maloney (6-6)
HR: None.

Jim Owens pitched a complete-game seven-hitter to get the win for the Phillies.

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45 years ago (1966), a 7-3 loss at Crosley Field vs. the Dodgers.

Los Angeles
Wes Parker 1b
Junior Gilliam 3b
Willie Davis cf
Jim Lefebvre 2b
Tommy Davis lf
Lou Johnson rf
John E. Kennedy ss
Jeff Torborg c
Sandy Koufax p

Cincinnati
Tommy Harper rf
Pete Rose 2b
Tommy Helms 3b
Deron Johnson lf
Tony Perez 1b
Don Pavletich c
Vada Pinson cf
Leo Cardenas ss
Joe Nuxhall p


WP: Sandy Koufax (22-8)
LP: Joe Nuxhall (6-5)
Sv: Phil Regan (15)
HR: CIN - Deron Johnson (21).

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40 years ago (1971), a 6-5 loss at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

Cincinnati
Pete Rose rf
Woody Woodward 3b
Lee May 1b
Johnny Bench c
Hal McRae lf
George Foster cf
Tommy Helms 2b
Dave Concepcion ss
Don Gullett p

Los Angeles
Maury Wills ss
Manny Mota lf
Willie Davis cf
Dick Allen 1b
Wes Parker rf
Jim Lefebvre 2b
Bill Sudakis 3b
Joe Ferguson c
Bill Singer p


WP: Jose Peña (2-0)
LP: Joe Gibbon (4-6)
HR: CIN - Hal McRae (7).

Ron Cey made his major-league debut for the Dodgers in this game.

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35 years ago (1976), a 10-5 win at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.

Cincinnati
Pete Rose 3b
Ken Griffey rf
Joe Morgan 2b
Johnny Bench c
George Foster lf
Tony Perez 1b
Cesar Geronimo cf
Dave Concepcion ss
Jack Billingham p

Atlanta
Jerry Royster 3b
Rod Gilbreath 2b
Rowland Office cf
Willie Montañez 1b
Ken Henderson rf
Darrel Chaney ss
Tom Paciorek lf
Vic Correll c
Phil Niekro p


WP: Rawly Eastwick (10-5)
LP: Adrian Devine (2-5)
HR: CIN - Dan Driessen (6), Tony Perez (14).

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30 years ago (1981), a 9-3 win at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia.

Cincinnati
Dave Collins rf
Ken Griffey cf
Dave Concepcion ss
George Foster lf
Johnny Bench 1b
Ray Knight 3b
Joe Nolan c
Ron Oester 2b
Bruce Berenyi p

Philadelphia
Pete Rose 1b
Larry Bowa ss
Bake McBride rf
Mike Schmidt 3b
Gary Matthews lf
Garry Maddox cf
Manny Trillo 2b
Bob Boone c
Mark Davis p


WP: Bruce Berenyi (7-4)
LP: Mark Davis (0-3)
Sv: CIN - Johnny Bench (3), George Foster (18). PHI - Mike Schmidt (24).

Johnny Bench made his first start since breaking his ankle in May, and was 2-for-3 with a home run and 2 RBI's.

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25 years ago (1986), a 5-3 10-inning loss at Riverfront Stadium vs. the Pirates.

Pittsburgh
Joe Orsulak cf
Bobby Bonilla rf
Johnny Ray 2b
Jim Morrison 3b
Mike Diaz lf
Tony Peña c
Sid bream 1b
Rafael Belliard ss
Rick Reuschel p

Cincinnati
Barry Larkin ss
Buddy Bell 3b
Dave Parker rf
Eric Davis lf
Bo Diaz c
Eddie Milner cf
Nick Esasky 1b
Ron Oester 2b
Chris Welsh p


WP: Barry Jones (2-2)
LP: John Franco (5-5)
HR: PIT - Jim Morrison (17). CIN - Buddy Bell (18), Eddie Milner (12).

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20 years ago (1991), an 8-5 win at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia.

Cincinnati
Stan Jefferson lf
Hal Morris 1b
Barry Larkin ss
Paul O'Neill rf
Chris Sabo 3b
Mariano Duncan 2b
Jeff Reed c
Herm Winningham cf
Jose Rijo p

Philadelphia
Mickey Morandini 2b
Dickie Thon ss
Wes Chamberlain lf
John Kruk cf
Ricky Jordan 1b
Dale Murphy rf
Darren Daulton c
Charlie Hayes 3b
Cliff Brantley p


WP: Jose Rijo (12-4)
LP: Cliff Brantley (0-1)
Sv: Rob Dibble (28)
HR: CIN - Chris Sabo (22).

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15 years ago (1996), a 5-1 win at Riverfront Stadium vs. the Braves.

Atlanta
Marquis Grissom cf
Terry Pendleton 3b
Chipper Jones ss
Fred McGriff 1b
Ryan Klesko lf
Jermaine Dye rf
Javy Lopez c
Mike Mordecai 2b
Mike Bielecki p

Cincinnati
Curtis Goodwin cf
Thomas Howard rf
Barry Larkin ss
Kevin Mitchell lf
Willie Greene 3b
Hal Morris 1b
Bret Boone 2b
Eddie Taubensee c
Dave Burba p


WP: Dave Burba (9-13)
LP: Mike Bielecki (4-3)
Sv: Jeff Shaw (4)
HR: ATL - Marquis Grissom (21). CIN - Barry Larkin (26).

Dave Burba and Jeff Shaw combined on a one-hitter with 9 K's for the Reds. The only hit for the Braves was a leadoff homer by Marquis Grissom in the first inning.