*** THIS DATE IN #REDS HISTORY! SEPTEMBER 13 *** September 13, 1990 - @ Riverfront, game tied 5-5, no outs in bottom of 9th, SS Barry Larkin blasted walk-off home run against Houston. His 2 run shot turned a 5-5 tie into a 7-5 Cincinnati win. Rob Dibble got the W (7-3, 1.84 ERA). Lou Piniellas 1st place REDS (81-61) were back on track. GOOD TIMES! baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN199009130.shtml Additional September 13 REDS HISTORY events : September 13, 2011 - @ GABP, REDS edge Cubs 2-1 as Mike Leake gave up just 1 run & fanned 2 in 8 solid innings for his 12th win (12-9, 3.86 ERA) & Francisco Cordero saved his 33rd. MLB VIDEO! mlb.mlb/mlb/gameday/index.jsp?mode=video&gid=2011_09_13_chnmlb_cinmlb_1 September 13, 2010 - Jay Bruce returned after missing 12 games & hit 2 of the Reds 5 homers -- 4 coming off D-backs starter Barry Enright -- as 1st place Cincinnati (82-62) notched its 82nd win, securing its 1st winning season since 2000! Joey Votto also Homered in this win, his 34th (103 RBIS)& Bronson Arroyo picked up his 15th Victory (15-10, 4.05 ERA) MLB VIDEO! mlb.mlb/mlb/gameday/y2010/index.jsp?gid=2010_09_13_arimlb_cinmlb_1&mode=video ..........also on September 13, 2010, Cincinnati Reds purchased Willie Bloomquist from the Kansas City Royals. September 13, 2008 - Tie game, PH Micah Owings Doubled scoring PH Chris Dickerson in top of 10th, REDS beat Diamondbacks 3-2 in Arizona. Francisco Cordero earned Save 30. September 13, 2007 - Reds beat Cards 5-4 @ GABP behind David Ross (2 run HR!), Norris Hopper (4 hits), Aaron Harang (W, 15-4, 3.65 ERA) & David Weathers (Save 30)! Rookie 1B Joey Votto had 3 hits, doubled, had 2 RBIS! In fact, Vottos 2 RBI double in bottom of 5th made it 3-1 and gave REDS lead for good in this game. September 13, 2000 - Rob Bell (W, 7-7, 4.94 ERA) pitched a complete game 6 hitter (109 pitches) in a REDS 13-3 thrashing of the Cubs @ Cinergy. C Benito Santiago had 4 hits including a Homer & Double for 4 RBIS! Every starting position player except Pokey Reese drove in at least 1 run & each except for Juan Castro scored! reds.enquirer/2000/09/14/red_reds_13_cubs_3.html September 13, 1999 - Jack McKeons Super-Nova Exploding 2nd place REDS (86-58, 2.5 GB 1st) won 7th game in a row, a 7-4 victory over Marlins @ Cinergy! Homers by CF Mike Cameron (19) & LF Greg Vaughn (38, 101 RBIS), combined with the stellar pitching effort from Starter Steve Parris (W, 9-2, 3.74 ERA), Scott Williamson (H,4 - 1.87 ERA) & Danny Graves (S, 23 - 2.97 ERA) was more than enough. reds.enquirer/1999/09/14/red_reds_7_marlins_4.html .............Also on September 13, 1999, Cincinnati Reds traded a player to be named later to Toronto Blue Jays for Juan Melo. Reds sent Jaime Goudie (minors) (September 13, 1999) to Blue Jays to complete trade. September 13, 1997 - Dave Burba (W, 9-10, 4.69 ERA), Stan Belinda (H-25) & Jeff Shaw (Save 36 - 2.34 ERA) combined for a 4 hit shutout & Willie Greene Homered (24HR/79RBIS) as REDS blanked Phillies 3-0 @ Veterans Stadium. September 13, 1996 - Mike Morgan (6 shutout innings), Jeff Shaw (H-20) & Jeff Cowboy Brantley (Save 39) combined on a 6 hitter & Hal Morris Homered, doubled with 2 RBIs as REDS beat Padres 3-1 in San Diego...........also September 13, 1996 , 2 Moves = Cincinnati Reds selected Pedro Martinez off waivers from New York Mets (Not HIM. Some other one) & Cincinnati Reds released Derek Lilliquist. September 13, 1995 - Pete Schourek (W, 16-7, 3.30 ERA) & Michael Jackson combined on a 2 hit shutout as they thrilled the Marlins & former Red Chris Hammond with a 6-0 1st place REDS (77-50) whitewashing @ Riverfront. September 13, 1991 - RF Paul ONeill homered, had 3 doubles & plated 5 RBIS (ONeill had 25 HR / 84 RBIs to this point in 1991) as REDS took out their 1991 frustrations (4th place 69-72, 11.5 GB) on the Astros 13-2 @ Riverfront. September 13, 1988 - Starter Jose Rijo (W, 13-8, 2.43 ERA) tossed 7 shutout innings, Reds beat Astros& their ace Mike Scott 5-2. John Franco saved his 33rd. September 13, 1986 - @ Dodger Stadium, Tom Browning (W, 13-12, 3.91 ERA) dominates with a complete game 5 hit SHUTOUT, REDS blank LA 3-0. September 13, 1985 - @ Riverfront (28,961), bottom of 9th, REDS won a 6-5 walkoff vs. LA Dodgers when Eric Davis singled in Eddie Milner with game-winner to salvage game two of a doubleheader split. Pete Roses 2nd place REDS were 8.5 GB 1st Place LA. September 13, 1983 - @ Riverfront, Mario Soto (W, 16-12, 2.57 ERA) struck out 9 & pitched a complete game 3 hit SHUTOUT as REDS blanked Pascual Perez & his Braves 6-0. September 13, 1982 - REDS plate 2 in top of 11th on a Cesar Cedeno pinch hit bases loaded single, Cincy Beats Frank Robinsons Giants 5-4 @ Candlestick Park. September 13, 1974 - REDS (89-56) won their 5th game in a row and moved to 2.5 GB 1st place Dodgers with a 6-3 win over LA @ Dodger Stadium. Already leading 3-2, SS Dave Concepcion hit a 3 run Homer off Charlie Hough in top of 8th to provide plenty of insurance run margin for Cincinnati. Jack Billingham won his 19th.( W,19-9, 3.32 ERA) September 13, 1972 - Game Tied, 6-6, top of the 10th, RF-C Johnny Bench blasted a 2 run Homer off Joe Hoerner to give 1st place Reds (85-53) 8-6 win in Atlanta. Bench had 33HRs/108RBIs to this point in 1972. Bench will end up with 11 HRs, 33 RBIS for just month of September! Reliever Tom Hall closed, improved to 9-1 (2.51 ERA) with this win. September 13, 1971 - @ Riverfront, REDS scored run in bottom of 13th for walkoff victory, 2-1 over Atlanta and made a winner of reliever Joe Gibbon (W, 5-6, 2.94 ERA). With Johnny Bench batting, a double steal of 3rd by Pete Rose & 2nd by Lee May(!), resulted in an error by the Braves third baseman, who was late covering bag, Rose then ran home. In a no decision, starter Gary Nolan (3.18 ERA) went 10 innings (1 ER). retrosheet.org/boxesetc/1971/B09130CIN1971.htm September 13, 1969 - Candlestick Park, tie game 4-4, top of the 8th, Lee May slammed 2 run Homer off Gaylord Perry, 2nd place REDS (78-64, 1 GB!) beat Giants 6-4. May had 36 HRs/103 RBIs. Jim Maloney won his 10th(10-4, 2.72 ERA), Wayne Granger saved his 22nd. September 13, 1968 - Candlestick Park, 5 RED runs in top of 7th chase Gaylord Perry from the game. Cincinnati holds on to win 4th game in a row & top Giants 6-3. SS Leo Cardenas Homered, Jim Maloney got the Win (13-9, 3.97 ERA) & 2 Doubles at the plate(!), Clay Carroll the Save (16). September 13, 1964 - Joey Jay hurled complete game as REDS stomped Braves 9-2 in Milwaukee. Both LF Tommy Harper & CF Vada Pinson (20) each Homered, 2B Pete Rose with 3 hits including a triple, scored 2 runs & had a stolen base. September 13, 1962 – 3rd place REDS (92-57 : 5 GB) won 4th game in a row, 7-2 over Giants @ Crosley. Jim OToole (W, 16-13, 3.53 ERA) in control with complete game 4 hitter & LF Wally Post Homered (17). September 13, 1961 - JOEY JAY WINS 20TH! @ Crosley (21,632), Reds Joey Jay (W, 20-8, 3.24 ERA) beats his old team, 1 - 0, for his 20th victory of 1961. Hes the Reds first 20-game winner since Ewell Blackwell in 1947. Joey Jay scored the games only run on a Vada Pinson RBI single to CF in bottom of 5th. Jays complete game 4 hit SHUTOUT enabled Fred Hutchinsons blazing-hot REDS (87-56) to win 5th game in a row! baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN196109130.shtml September 13, 1960 - 2B Eddie Kasko hit 5th inning Grand Slam & Gordy Coleman in 2nd inning had a 2 run shot as REDS beat Cubs 8-6 @ Crosley. September 13, 1959 - @ County Stadium, Milwaukee, Bob Purkey outdueled Warren Spahn as each threw a complete game. Reds won 3-2. 2B Eddie Kaskos RBI single (his 4th hit of game!) that plated LF Frank Robinson in top of 8th was the difference. September 13, 1958 - REDS 9-2 win over Cubs as Crosley saw Homers by Frank Robinson (29) & Jerry Lynch. Alex Kellner (W, 6-5, 3.53 ERA) tossed a complete game for the Victory. September 13, 1956 - 3rd place REDS (82-58, 3.5 GB) scored 2 in top of 9th on RBI singles by 3B Ray Jablonski & LF Frank Robinson to edge Pirates 5-4 @ Forbes Field. Joe Nuxhall got the W(12-10, 3.62 ERA) in relief, Hersh Freeman Save 12! September 13, 1954 - @ Forbes Field, Redlegs slugger Ted Kluszewski scored a run in a 6 - 5 loss to Pirates. Big Klu had crossed Home Plate in 17 consecutive games, a modern record! September 13, 1945 - THE KIDS HAVE SCHOOL TOMORROW!!!! Our Reds lose to NY Giants, 3-2, before a home crowd of 281 fans @ Crosley Field. OUCH. baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN194509130.shtml September 13, 1940 - 1st place REDS (88-47) won 4th game in a row as reliever Joe Beggs (W, 11-2, 2.00 ERA) closed the door, got the W & beat Ace Carl Hubbell & his NY Giants 5-2 @ Polo Grounds. September 13, 1939 - Big Gene Junior Thompson (W, 9-4, 3.03 ERA) fired a complete game 2 hit SHUTOUT as 1st place REDS (80-50) whitewashed Brooklyn Dodgers 3-0 @ Crosley. September 13, 1937 - Manager Charlie Dressen presses Reds GM Warren Giles for a contract renewal....and is FIRED! Chief scout Bobby Wallace takes over the last-place team as Interim Manager. Boston manager Bill McKechnie would be hired during the upcoming off season to take over the Cincinnati club for 1938. Septmeber 13, 1935 - @ Crosley Field, Cincinnati hands Bill McKecnhies Braves their 14th straight loss, shutting them out 1-0. It would be Reds pitcher Whitey Hilchers 1st MLB win and his only career shutout. In this Hilcher complete game win, he gave up 8 hits, walked 1, struck out 2, faced 35 batters. Hilcher was a RED parts of 4 seasons. baseball-reference/players/h/hilchwh01.shtml baseball-reference/boxes/CIN/CIN193509130.shtml September 13, 1930 - Cincinnati Reds purchased Ownie Carroll from New York Yankees. September 13, 1925 - PETE DONOHUE WINS 20th! @ Wrigley Field, Cincinnati defeats Cubs, 5-2, behind pitching ace Pete Donohue. Right Hander Donohue had a complete game 5 hitter with NO earned runs allowed in this Victory. It would be his 20th win of 1925 (20-11, 3.28 ERA). Donohue won 20 in 3 different seasons as a Cincinnati Pitcher (1923,1925 & 1926) baseball-reference/players/d/donohpe01.shtml baseball-reference/boxes/CHN/CHN192509130.shtml September 13, 1919 - 1st place REDS (89-41) split doubleheader with Boston @ Redland Field. Dutch Ruether won his 18th (W, 18-6, 1.78 ERA) with a complete game victory in game one. September 13, 1908 - An error by Pittsburghs Charlie Starr accounts for all 3 Reds runs as Pirates lose, 3 - 2. September 13, 1893 - Reds & Phillies are locked up in in a 1-1 battle, lasting 15 innings. The game is called due to darkness. September 13, 1889 - Cincinnati Red Stockings released Charlie Petty.
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