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*** THIS DATE IN #REDS HISTORY! JULY 22 *** July 22, 1989 - JOHNNY BENCH INDUCTED INTO COOPERSTOWN! Johnny Bench, Carl Yastrzemski, Red Schoendienst and umpire Al Barlick are inducted into the Hall of Fame at ceremonies in Cooperstown, New York. VIDEO!! Johnnys speech! https://m.youtube/watch?v=KuoGHa4I4FQ baseball-reference/awards/hof_1989.shtml July 22, 2012 - BARRY LARKIN INDUCTED INTO COOPERSTOWN! SS Barry Larkin and 3B Ron Santo are inducted into the Hall of Fame at the annual ceremony held in Cooperstown, NY. VIDEO!! Barrys speech! https://m.youtube/watch?v=XU6A0iHes4s baseball-reference/awards/hof_2012.shtml July 22, 1978 - ROSE HITTING STREAK REACHES 35 GAMES! In Montreal, Pete Rose hits RBI single in top of 6th inning to continue The Chase Of Dimaggio....3B Rose went 1 for 3 total in game....REDS won over Expos 2-1. < t6 0-0 1--3 R CIN P. Rose D. Schatzeder 9% 68% Single to RF; Driessen Scores/unER > 2nd place REDS (56-40) were 2 GB 1st place LA Dodgers. baseball-reference/boxes/MON/MON197807220.shtml July 22, 1986 - ERIC DAVIS VS. RAY KNIGHT FIGHT! One of the more memorable REDS games of the 1980s ERA, even though they lost. The focal point was when Eric Davis slid hard into Mets third baseman Ray Knight, who responded by punching Davis in the face, igniting a 16-minute bench-clearing brawl in the 10th inning.....The Mets won this crazy 5 hour marathon @ Riverfront with Reds in 14 innings, 6 - 3. Setting the tone, Darryl Strawberry is ejected after arguing a called third strike in the 5th. In the 9th, Howard Johnson inadvertently kicks the ball after Reds C Bo Diaz drops a third strike. Johnson runs out of the baseline and is hit in the back with the throw from pitcher Ron Robinson. Reds coach Billy DeMars is ejected for arguing the safe call. The Mets, down 3 - 1 with two out, tie the game when Dave Parker drops a routine fly ball. In the 10th, Davey Johnson sends in pitcher Rick Aguilera to hit for pitcher Doug Sisk. Aguilera walks, but is stranded. In the Reds 10th, pinch-runner Eric Davis steals second and third base, bumping into Ray Knight. Knight decks Davis and both benches empty. Knight, Davis, Kevin Mitchell and Mario Soto are ejected. Gary Carter moves to 3B, Roger McDowell comes in to pitch, and Jesse Orosco moves from the mound to RF. With two out and a runner on second base in the 11th, Orosco returns to pitch, McDowell moves to LF, and Mookie Wilson shifts to right. Reds player-manager Pete Rose protests when Orosco is permitted eight warm-up pitches. Orosco whiffs Max Venable to end the inning. In the 12th, the Mets are forced to lead off the inning with Orosco and McDowell, and go down in order. McDowell returns to pitch in the 13th and gets Tony Perez to fly to Orosco in right. Howard Johnson belts a three-run homer in the 14th and McDowell retires the side in order to end the 5 hour game (!). baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN198607220.shtml VIDEO!!! Entire game!!!!!! https://m.youtube/watch?v=dljM3PyIiXI July 22, 1973 - CONCEPCION LOST FOR SEASON! REDS close 1st half as Ace Jack Billingham (14-6, 3.02 ERA) tossed a complete game 6 hit SHUTOUT, REDS blanked Expos 6-0 @ Riverfront. 2nd place Cincinnati (57-42) won their 5th game in a row and had pulled the deficit behind 1st place LA to 5.5 GB. (They had made up 6 games since Hal King Walkoff HR vs. Dodgers a few weeks before) -- *** but this win was not without consequences, Reds All-Star SS Dave Concepcion suffers a devastating season-ending injury. He was named the Reds starting shortstop in 1973 and had a solid start to the season (.287, 8 HRs, 46 RBI, 39 runs, 22 SBs). However, two days before Concepción was suppose to appear in the All-Star game, he fractured his fibula in his left leg sliding into third base against the Expos. Hed miss the rest of the year and the Reds would go on to lose in the NLCS to the Mets.*** baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN197307220.shtml July 22, 1965 - THE TRUE MR CLUTCH @ Candlestick Park in San Fransisco, REDS Rookie Tony Perez, playing 1B this day, not his usual 3B, drives in both the tying & the winning run with 2 clutch hits in top of 8th & top of 9th. Top of 8th, Perez slammed solo Homer off Gaylord Perry to tie game @ 4-4, then an inning later drove in Tommy Harper with bases loaded to give 2nd place REDS lead and the win 5-4. < REDS Homers = HR: P Rose (5, off W Spahn, 1st inn, 0 on, 1 out to LF); T Perez (7, off G Perry, 8th inn, 0 on, 0 outs to CF) >. baseball-reference/boxes/SFN/SFN196507220.shtml July 22, 1926 - THEY CALL HIM MR. TRIPLE! @ Redland Field, With the help of 5 triples, 1st place Cincinnati Reds (54-39) win their 4th game in a row, they score 11 runs in the 2nd inning en route to a 13 - 1 victory over the Braves. Fleet footed RF Curt Walker ties a National League record for most triples in an inning by hitting 2 in the frame. < REDS Triples = 3B: C Christensen (4); C Walker 2 (15); B Hargrave (6); W Pipp (9).> Ace Pete Donohue with complete game win to go 15-8. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN192607220.shtml July 22, 1927 - REDS 1 HITTER! @ Brooklyn, Cincinnantis Red Lucas pitches a 3 - 0 complete game one-hitter against Dazzy Vance and the Robins, only faces 28 batters. The hit is a 6th-inning grounder by Hank DeBerry which goes between the legs of Cincinnati 2B Hughie Critz. (Ooooooops) baseball-reference/boxes/BRO/BRO192707220.shtml July 22, 2013 - ARROYO NOTCHES 100th WIN AS A RED! Bronson Arroyo (9-7, 3.19 ERA) pitched complete game 6 hit SHUTOUT, REDS blanked Giants 11-0 in San Fransisco! (32 batters faced, 108 pitches, 6 Ks, 0 walks). < REDS Homers = HR: D Mesoraco (5, off T Lincecum, 2nd inn, 0 on, 0 outs to LF); S Choo (14, off T Lincecum, 2nd inn, 0 on, 1 out to LF); J Bruce (20, off T Lincecum, 3rd inn, 0 on, 1 out to CF-RF) > baseball-reference/boxes/SFN/SFN201307220.shtml MLB VIDEO! mlb.mlb/mlb/gameday/index.jsp?mode=video&gid=2013_07_22_cinmlb_sfnmlb_1 And the rest.............. July 22, 2012 - Johnny Cueto strikes out 9 in 7 Innings (1 ER, 117 pitches), improves record to 12-5 (2.23 ERA) as 1st place REDS (55-40) win 4th game in a row, this time a good ol good one vs. Brewers 2-1 @ GABP (32.884). baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN201207220.shtml MLB VIDEO! mlb.mlb/mlb/gameday/index.jsp?mode=video&gid=2012_07_22_milmlb_cinmlb_1 July 22, 2010 - Cincinnati Reds signed free agent Jason Isringhausen. July 22, 2008 - SS Jeff Keppinger doubled in CF-LF Jay Bruce for a walkoff win in bottom of 11th. REDS beat Padres 4-3 @ GABP. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN200807220.shtml July 22, 2006 - 41,915 @ GABP watch the surprising 2nd place REDS (52-46) edge Brewers 8-7. With Game tied, Winning run came on solo homer in bottom of 8th by RF Ryan Freel. It was Freels 2nd Homer of the game! < REDS Homer = HR: R Freel 2 (7, 1 off D Bush, 1st inn, 0 on, 0 outs to LF, 1 off G Gonzalez, 8th inn, 0 on, 1 out to CF-RF); S Hatteberg (9, off D Bush, 1st inn, 1 on, 2 outs to CF) > baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN200607220.shtml July 22, 2005 - LF Adam Dunn homered twice, REDS stomp Brewers 11-6 @ GABP. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN200507220.shtml July 22, 2002 - Cincinnati Reds signed free agent Johnny Ruffin. July 22, 2001 - In Florida, during Marlins 11 - 7 win over Reds, Cincy P Frank Rodriguez strikes out 4 batters in one inning, the 7th. Hes the 4th Reds hurler to do it at that time. baseball-reference/boxes/FLO/FLO200107220.shtml baseball-reference/players/r/rodrifr02.shtml July 22, 1999 - Cincinnati Reds traded Todd Williams to Seattle Mariners for Kerry Robinson. July 22, 1997 - Cincinnati Reds release veteran IF and former MVP Terry Pendleton, who was signed as a free agent during the off-season. July 22, 1995 - @ Riverfront (38,183), Game tied 2-2, bottom of 8th, LF Ron Gant slams a 2 run Homer, 1st place Reds (50-27) won 4th in a row, hold on to beat Cubs 4-3. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN199507220.shtml July 22, 1988 - 31,543 @ Riverfront watch Danny Jackson improve record to 12-5 (2.85 ERA), REDS beat Expos 4-1. Jackson threw 116 pitches going 8 innings, allowing 1 run, it was unearned, 7 hits, 6 Ks & 3 walks. John Franco (1.73 ERA) closed for 18th Save. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN198807220.shtml July 22, 1985 - Mario Soto tossed complete game 6 hitter (1 ER), Pete Roses REDS beat Mets 5-1 @ Shea. < REDS Homers = HR: SS Dave Concepcion (6, off S Fernandez, 7th inn, 0 on, 0 outs); CF-LF Gary Redus (5, off S Fernandez, 8th inn, 0 on, 0 outs) >. baseball-reference/boxes/NYN/NYN198507220.shtml July 22, 1980 - Mario Soto, Newly converted from middle reliever to starter, pitched a complete game victory, outdueling Steve Carlton & Phillies, 3-2 @ Riverfront. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN198007220.shtml Jul 22, 1979 - In first of two games @ Wrigley Field‚ Reds roll over Cubs 12-1‚ behind Bill Bonham. C Johnny Bench ties the NL record by collecting 5 walks and Dave Concepcion hits an 8th inning grand slam, off Willie Hernandez to put the score in double digits. baseball-reference/boxes/CHN/CHN197907221.shtml Cubs come back in game 2 to win‚ 8-4. baseball-reference/boxes/CHN/CHN197907222.shtml July 22, 1972 - 1st place REDS (55-32) come back, win 3rd game in a row by scoring 4 runs in last 3 innings to beat Pirates 6-3 @ Three Rivers. 2B Joe Morgan leads the way with 4 hits (2 doubles),1 run, 2 RBIS & a stolen base. The W went to reliever Ed Sprague, W(3-0). The Save, closer Clay Carroll (22). baseball-reference/boxes/PIT/PIT197207220.shtml July 22, 1967 - Cincinnati Reds signed Free Agent P Aurelio Monteagudo (Again!) July 22, 1962 - Marty Keogh pinch hit walkoff Home Run in bottom of 9th (Off Roger Craig) gives REDS 4-3 win over Mets @ Crosley in game two of doubleheader. The REDS had won 5 games in a row. < REDS Homers = HR: V Pinson (19, off B Moorhead, 6th inn, 2 on, 2 outs to CF); M Keough (3, off R Craig, 9th inn, 0 on, 0 outs to RF) > baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN196207222.shtml REDS claimed game one, as well. 11-4. Joe Nuxhall got a relief W. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN196207221.shtml July 22, 1956 - Starting Pitcher Joe Nuxhall Homered & went 7 strong innings (1 ER) for the W, as 2nd place REDS (51-36, 3 GB) beat Pirates 9-2 @ Crosley (28,505) in game two of a doubleheader. < REDS Homers = HR: J Nuxhall (2, off H Pollet, 4th inn, 0 on, 2 outs to CF-RF); G Bell (19, off N King, 6th inn, 1 on, 2 outs to CF); B Thurman (3, off J OBrien, 7th inn, 1 on, 0 outs to RF) > baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN195607222.shtml - Reds Dropped game one 8-6. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN195607221.shtml July 22, 1950 - Phillies split pair with Reds to retain tie for National League lead with Cardinals. Robin Roberts wins his 11th in the opener, stopping Cincinnati 2 - 0, on 4 hits. REDS Willard Ramsdell takes loss. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN195007221.shtml In second game, Cincys Howie Fox gives up 7 hits, shuts out Phils till the 9th to win, 6 - 1 in a complete game Victory. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN195007222.shtml July 22, 1939 – Co-Ace Paul Derringer (13-4, 3.18 ERA) fired a 5 hit complete game SHUTOUT as 1st place REDS (51-30) whitewashed Phillies 2-0 @ Shibe Park in Philadelphia. baseball-reference/boxes/PHI/PHI193907220.shtml July 22, 1916 - Chicago Cubs purchased Fritz Mollwitz from Cincinnati Reds. July 22, 1911 - OUCH! Brooklyn hurler Nap Rucker loses a no-hitter with two outs in the 9th inning when Cincinnatis Bob Bescher comes through with a hit. Rucker wins the game, 1 - 0, outpitching Cincinnatis Frank Smith, who gives up 2 hits and an unearned run. But Reds set a major-league record for 9 innings by going to bat just 24 times (it will be topped in the American League and tied twice in the National League this century) and the 2 teams combine for just 48 at bats, to tie a major-league record set April 22, 1910. July 22, 1906 - Without a single assist registered by his Cincinnati Reds teammates, Bob Ewing beats Phillies, 10 - 3. July 22, 1902 - Billy Maloney jumped from St. Louis Browns to Cincinnati Reds. (Date given is approximate. Exact date is uncertain.) July 22, 1901 - Cincinnati Reds released Chink Heileman.
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