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Sam Ellis
The young righthander had worked primarily as a reliever in 1964 but last year asked for a shot in the Reds' starting rotation. Sam rewarded the club by winning 22 games, tops on the staff. The fireballer pitched fifteen complete ballgames, including two shutouts. He is a key cog in Cincinnati's '66 pennant bid.
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Bob has a curveball which drives hitters crazy. Bob holds the N.L. Record for most putouts by a pitcher in an overtime game. He is a sportsman during his time off, too. Fishing is his favorite hobby.



The final pitching performance of Mathewson's career was an "event" - a specially contrived match-up between the great "Matty" and another future Hall of Famer, Mordecai "Three Finger" Brown of the Cubs in the second game of a doubleheader on Labor Day, 1916. Mathewson, who actually was the manager of the Cincinnati Reds at the time, prevailed in the "pitching duel," 10-8.



Dick was obtained in the deal that sent Frank Robinson to the Baltimore Orioles. He is a tall young man with powerful wrists which enables him to really whip the bat. The outfielder is one of the fastest men in the big leagues, He has been clocked at 9.4 seconds for the one hundred yard dash. Dick's fine showing in the P.C.L. earned. him a shot in the majors in 1965. He has all the tools for stardom - power, speed, and desire.



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Aristides Aquino
Aristides' .576 slugging percentage in 2019 was the second-highest ever for a Reds rookie with at least 55 games, falling just two points shy of the mark Adam Dunn set in 2001. After going hitless in his first two games, Aquino erupted for 11 home runs among his 19 safeties over the next 14 contests, highlighted by a three-shot day on Born: April 22, 1994 August 10.
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