Meet the architect who designed Crosley Field and other famous Cincinnati buildings
Crosley Field, the Reds’ fan favorite ballpark from 1912 to 1970, was designed by Cincinnati architect Harry Hake.
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Cincinnati Reds Triple-A Affiliate Releases Incredible New Logo Which Honors Past, Present
Drawing inspiration from the heart of Kentucky, the city of Louisville, and our RiverBats roots, this bold new design ... The Reds figure to be one of the more interesting teams in baseball ...
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Look: Cincinnati Reds Triple-A Affiliate Louisville Bats Release New Logo
The Cincinnati Reds' Triple-A Minor League affiliate has ... and our RiverBats roots, this bold new design celebrates the past, present, and future of the Bats!" ...
'Voice of Reds baseball': Marty Brennaman sculpture coming to Great American Ball Park
His sculpture will join those of Pete Rose, Tony Perez, Joe Nuxhall, Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, Ernie Lombardi, Ted Kluszewski ...
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Reds observations: Good vibes, a battle between brothers and a prospect drawing eyes
With those checked off, Tuesday was another big day for the Cincinnati Reds — the first off day. Because the baseball season is long, every off day — both in spring training and in the regular ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer1d
Meet the architect who designed Crosley Field and other famous Cincinnati buildings
After the 1911 baseball season, the Cincinnati Reds ownership knew they wanted a ... So, local architect Harry Hake was hired to design a new ballpark. That park would be hallowed ground in ...