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Brooklyn Dodgers @ Cincinnati Reds

1925-06-12 · Day game · Crosley Field · Att: 10000 · 1:50

Cincinnati Reds defeated Brooklyn Robins 6–0. Cincinnati Reds put up 2 in the 1st. Eppa Rixey earned the win. Rube Bressler went 3-for-4 with 1 HR and 4 RBI.

Line score

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
BRO	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	8
CIN	2	0	1	1	0	0	0	2		6	12

W: Eppa Rixey L: Tiny Osborne SV: (none)

Umpires — HP: Frank Wilson · 1B: Ernie Quigley · 2B: (none) · 3B: Charlie Moran · LF: (none) · RF: (none)

Brooklyn Dodgers — batting

Batter	AB	H	SO
Jimmy Johnston	4	2	0
Milt Stock	4	1	1
Zack Wheat	4	0	0
Jack Fournier	4	1	0
Eddie Brown	4	2	0
Dick Cox	4	1	0
Johnny Mitchell	3	0	0
Charlie Hargreaves	4	0	0
Tiny Osborne	2	1	0
Cotton Tierney	1	0	0
Hank DeBerry	1	0	0
Andy High	1	0	0

Cincinnati Reds — batting

Batter	AB	R	H	RBI	SO
Hughie Critz	4	2	2	0	0
Chuck Dressen	4	1	2	0	1
Edd Roush	4	0	0	0	0
Rube Bressler	4	2	3	4	0
Curt Walker	4	0	1	1	0
Ike Caveney	4	1	2	0	0
Al Niehaus	4	0	1	0	0
Bubbles Hargrave	3	0	1	1	0
Eppa Rixey	3	0	0	0	1

Brooklyn Dodgers — pitching

Pitcher	IP	H	BB	SO
Tiny Osborne	6.0	9	0	2
Bill Hubbell	2.0	3	0	0

Cincinnati Reds — pitching

Pitcher	IP	H	BB	SO
Eppa Rixey	9.0	8	0	1

Play-by-play

Top 1

Jimmy Johnston: S9
Milt Stock: 43.1-2
Zack Wheat: 4/P
Jack Fournier: 9/F

Bot 1

Hughie Critz: S8
Chuck Dressen: 8/F
Edd Roush: 2/P/FL
Rube Bressler: SB2
Rube Bressler: D7.2-H
Curt Walker: S9.2-H
Ike Caveney: SB2
Ike Caveney: 8/F

Top 2

Eddie Brown: 7/F
Dick Cox: 13
Johnny Mitchell: 53

Bot 2

Al Niehaus: 9/F
Bubbles Hargrave: 63
Eppa Rixey: 8/F

Top 3

Charlie Hargreaves: 8/F
Tiny Osborne: S5/G
Jimmy Johnston: 3/P
Milt Stock: K

Bot 3

Hughie Critz: D/78
Chuck Dressen: K
Edd Roush: 3/G.2-3
Rube Bressler: S8.3-H
Curt Walker: CS2(26)

Top 4

Zack Wheat: 3/P
Jack Fournier: S9
Eddie Brown: S5/G.1-2
Dick Cox: 8/F.2-3
Johnny Mitchell: 43

Bot 4

Curt Walker: 8/F
Ike Caveney: S9
Al Niehaus: S7.1-2
Bubbles Hargrave: S7.2-H;1-3
Eppa Rixey: K
Hughie Critz: 43

Top 5

Charlie Hargreaves: 7/F
Tiny Osborne: 8/F
Jimmy Johnston: S7
Milt Stock: S9.1-2
Zack Wheat: 8/L

Bot 5

Chuck Dressen: S7
Edd Roush: 64(1)/FO
Rube Bressler: CS2(26)
Rube Bressler: 8/F

Top 6

Jack Fournier: 43
Eddie Brown: D7
Dick Cox: S7.2-3
Johnny Mitchell: 4/P
Charlie Hargreaves: 4/P

Bot 6

Curt Walker: 43
Ike Caveney: 9/F
Al Niehaus: 4/P

Top 7

Cotton Tierney: 6/P
Jimmy Johnston: 43
Milt Stock: E3/G
Zack Wheat: 7/F

Bot 7

Bubbles Hargrave: 63
Eppa Rixey: 9/F
Hughie Critz: 8/F

Top 8

Jack Fournier: 9/F
Eddie Brown: 53
Dick Cox: 3/P/FL

Bot 8

Chuck Dressen: S8
Edd Roush: 143.1-2
Rube Bressler: HR8/78XD/IPHR.2-H
Curt Walker: 3/G
Ike Caveney: S9
Al Niehaus: 9/F

Top 9

Hank DeBerry: 53
Charlie Hargreaves: 7/F
Andy High: 8/L

Notes & reviews

Jubilee Day; Landis, Heydler, August Herrmann (Reds prez) attending. Six brass bands, 3000 kids in the crowd. Old-timers introduced to the crowd: Long John Riley, Dobby Mitchell (first curve ball pitcher), George Miller (Mitchell's catcher), Heinie Peitz, Bob Ewing, Algy McBride, Dummy Hoy, Jack Sudhoff, Jesse Tannehill, Charley Sweasey, Still Bill Hill, and last and oldest of all, Charley Keith of the famous Live Oaks of 1866.
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Rolled clear to the flagstaff. Bressler was almost to the plate before Brown could retrieve it.

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