This Day in Reds History - September 6
On this date in 1985 the Reds beat the Cubs 7-2.
Pete Rose picked up career hits 4188 and 4189 to inch ever so close to breaking the record held by Ty Cobb. Rose and Ronnie Oester homered for the Reds and Dave parker added three hits. Mario Soto went the distance to pick up his twelfth victory of the season.
| Cincinnati Reds | Chicago Cubs | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eddie Milner | CF | 1 | Billy Hatcher | CF | |
| 2 | Pete Rose | 1B | 2 | Shawon Dunston | SS | |
| 3 | Dave Parker | RF | 3 | Ryne Sandberg | 2B | |
| 4 | Nick Esasky | LF | 4 | Keith Moreland | RF | |
| 5 | Buddy Bell | 3B | 5 | Ron Cey | 3B | |
| 6 | Dave Concepcion | SS | 6 | Leon Durham | 1B | |
| 7 | Bo Diaz | C | 7 | Thad Bosley | LF | |
| 8 | Ron Oester | 2B | 8 | Jody Davis | C | |
| 9 | Mario Soto | P | 9 | Derek Botelho | P |
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I always get Shawon Dunston and Andre Dawson confused.
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