Major League Baseball team season
The 1891 Cincinnati Reds season was a season in American baseball. Shortly before the start of the baseball season, owner Al Johnson sold the club to John T. Brush . The team finished in a tie for last place in the National League with the Pittsburgh Pirates with a record of 56–81, 30.5 games behind the Boston Beaneaters .
After a fairly successful first season in the National League in 1890 , the Reds looked to improve on their 77–55 record in 1891. The team brought back manager Tom Loftus for a second season.
Cincinnati had a new starting shortstop, as Germany Smith joined the team from the Brooklyn Bridegrooms . The light hitting Smith batted .191 with a homer and 47 RBI with the Bridegrooms in 1890. The Reds would also have third baseman Arlie Latham for the full season, as he had split the 1890 season between the Reds and Chicago Pirates of the Players' League . Latham had some big seasons with the St. Louis Browns of the American Association in the 1880s, leading the league in runs (152) in 1886, and stolen bases (109) in 1888. Veteran pitcher Old Hoss Radbourn joined the Reds after going 27–12 with a 3.31 with the Boston Reds of the Players' League in 1890. Radbourn had a huge season back in 1884 with the Providence Grays , going 59–12 with a 1.38 ERA, 73 complete games and striking out 441 hitters.
Bug Holliday rebounded from a substandard 1890 season by leading the team with a .319 average, nine homers and 84 RBI. Jocko Halligan , who joined the Reds in July, had a .312 average with three homers and 44 RBI in only 61 games. Latham hit .272 with seven homers and 53 RBI, as well as leading the team with 87 stolen bases. Tony Mullane led the pitching staff with 23 victories, while Billy Rhines finished the year 17–24 with a team best 2.87 ERA and 138 strikeouts.
The Reds started the season off losing four games in a row to their Ohio rivals, the Cleveland Spiders , which included a 23–4 loss. That set the tone for the season, as wins were scarce, as Cincinnati fell into the National League cellar. The Reds battled back, finishing off the season with a seven-game winning streak to move into a virtual tie with the Pittsburgh Pirates for seventh place. Both teams finished 30½ games behind the pennant winning Boston Beaneaters , but the Reds had a slightly better winning percentage by virtue of having played two more games than the Pirates.
Record vs. opponents [ edit ]
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Team
BOS
BRO
CHI
CIN
CLE
NYG
PHI
PIT
Boston
—
15–5
7–13
11–9
11–9
15–5–1
12–7
16–3–1
Brooklyn
5–15
—
7–13
9–10
11–9
8–11
12–8
9–10
Chicago
13–7
13–7
—
14–6
16–4
5–13–1
9–10
12–6–1
Cincinnati
9–11
10–9
6–14
—
7–13
5–13–1
9–11
10–10
Cleveland
9–11
9–11
4–16
13–7
—
6–13–1
10–10–1
14–6
New York
5–15–1
11–8
13–5–1
13–5–1
13–6–1
—
9–10
7–12
Philadelphia
7–12
8–12
10–9
11–9
10–10–1
10–9
—
12–8
Pittsburgh
3–16–1
10–9
6–12–1
10–10
6–14
12–7
8–12
—
Legend
Reds Win
Reds Loss
Game Tied/Postponed
1891 Game Log: 56–81 (Home: 26–41; Away: 30–40)
April: 2–6 (Home: 2–6; Away: 0–0)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
1
April 22
Spiders
3–6
League Park
4,003
0-1
L1
2
April 23
Spiders
3–6
League Park
2,457
0-2
L2
3
April 24
Spiders
5–6
League Park
1,200
0-3
L3
4
April 25
Spiders
7–23
League Park
1,100
0-4
L4
5
April 27
Colts
1–0
League Park
650
1-4
W1
6
April 28
Colts
6–11
League Park
1,450
1-5
L1
7
April 29
Colts
4–1
League Park
1,300
2-5
W1
8
April 30
Colts
4–7
League Park
500
2-6
L1
May: 10–15 (Home: 9–10; Away: 1–5)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
9
May 1
@ Spiders
3–12
League Park
9,000
2-7
L2
10
May 2
@ Spiders
7–4
League Park
3,000
3-7
W1
11
May 4
@ Spiders
4–9
League Park
1,000
3-8
L1
12
May 5
@ Spiders
10–15
League Park
800
3-9
L2
13
May 6
Pirates
10–5
League Park
724
4-9
W1
14
May 7
Pirates
2–4
League Park
1,351
4-10
L1
15
May 8
Pirates
3–6
League Park
1,348
4-11
L2
16
May 9
Pirates
7–2
League Park
1,735
5-11
W1
17
May 11
Grooms
5–7
League Park
846
5-12
L1
18
May 12
Grooms
7–18
League Park
975
5-13
L2
19
May 13
Grooms
1–2
League Park
850
5-14
L3
20
May 14
Grooms
4–0
League Park
1,300
6-14
W1
21
May 15
Beaneaters
3–6
League Park
1,000
6-15
L1
22
May 16
Beaneaters
8–3
League Park
2,400
7-15
W1
23
May 18
Beaneaters
3–2
League Park
1,988
8-15
W2
24
May 19
Beaneaters
16–7
League Park
1,811
9-15
W3
25
May 21
Giants
4–6
League Park
1,200
9-16
L1
26
May 22
Giants
8–3
League Park
1,376
10-16
W1
27
May 23
Giants
2–7
League Park
1,581
10-17
L1
28
May 25
Phillies
4–2
League Park
847
11-17
W1
29
May 26
Phillies
1–5
League Park
820
11-18
L1
30
May 27
Phillies
16–6
League Park
856
12-18
W1
31
May 28
Phillies
5–6
League Park
200
12-19
L1
32
May 30 1
@ Beaneaters
2–7
South End Grounds
3,100
12-20
L2
33
May 30 2
@ Beaneaters
2–6
South End Grounds
10,908
12-21
L3
June: 10–14 (Home: 2–1; Away: 8–13)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
34
June 1
@ Beaneaters
5–2
South End Grounds
1,721
13-21
W1
35
June 2
@ Beaneaters
10–8
South End Grounds
1,816
14-21
W2
36
June 3
@ Giants
1–11
Polo Grounds
1,745
14-22
L1
37
June 4
@ Giants
2–4
Polo Grounds
1,300
14-23
L2
38
June 5
@ Giants
2–9
Polo Grounds
1,595
14-24
L3
39
June 6
@ Giants
0–4
Polo Grounds
4,692
14-25
L4
40
June 8
@ Phillies
6–3
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
3,302
15-25
W1
41
June 9
@ Phillies
9–3
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
2,864
16-25
W2
42
June 10
@ Phillies
3–1
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
2,552
17-25
W3
43
June 11
@ Phillies
2–1
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
2,576
18-25
W4
44
June 12
@ Grooms
2–7
Eastern Park
2,092
18-26
L1
45
June 13
@ Grooms
1–11
Eastern Park
5,281
18-27
L2
46
June 15
@ Grooms
13–9
Eastern Park
1,245
19-27
W1
47
June 16
@ Grooms
3–6
Eastern Park
890
19-28
L1
-
June 17
@ Pirates
Postponed (rain); Makeup: June 22
48
June 18
@ Pirates
4–3
Exposition Park
1,340
20-28
W1
-
June 19
@ Pirates
Postponed (rain); Makeup: July 29
49
June 20
@ Pirates
8–13
Exposition Park
1,623
20-29
L1
50
June 22
@ Pirates
3–4
Exposition Park
1,100
20-30
L2
51
June 23
@ Colts
2–5
South Side Park
2,000
20-31
L3
52
June 24
@ Colts
2–8
South Side Park
N/A
20-32
L4
53
June 25
@ Colts
2–4
South Side Park
2,100
20-33
L5
54
June 26
@ Colts
7–11
South Side Park
1,900
20-34
L6
55
June 27
Spiders
4–6
League Park
1,541
20-35
L7
56
June 29
Spiders
3–1
League Park
958
21-35
W1
57
June 30
Spiders
4–3
League Park
969
22-35
W2
July: 13–13 (Home: 7–9; Away: 6–4)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
58
July 1
Pirates
4–6
League Park
1,116
22-36
L1
59
July 2
Pirates
0–1
League Park
1,088
22-37
L2
60
July 3
Pirates
6–5
League Park
1,091
23-37
W1
61
July 4 1
Giants
2–3
League Park
3,722
23-38
L1
62
July 4 2
Giants
4–5
League Park
5,113
23-39
L2
63
July 6
Giants
2–1
League Park
1,640
24-39
W1
64
July 8
Grooms
9–5
League Park
1,532
25-39
W2
65
July 9
Grooms
11–6
League Park
1,545
26-39
W3
66
July 10
Beaneaters
2–5
League Park
1,603
26-40
L1
67
July 11
Beaneaters
7–3
League Park
2,934
27-40
W1
68
July 13
Beaneaters
0–6
League Park
1,525
27-41
L1
69
July 14
Phillies
1–9
League Park
1,322
27-42
L2
70
July 15
Phillies
6–4
League Park
1,194
28-42
W1
71
July 16
Phillies
4–2
League Park
1,646
29-42
W2
72
July 17
@ Spiders
8–12
League Park
1,200
29-43
L1
73
July 18
@ Spiders
7–6
League Park
1,250
30-43
W1
74
July 20
@ Spiders
2–1
League Park
1,250
31-43
W2
75
July 22
@ Colts
8–16
South Side Park
1,600
31-44
L1
76
July 23
@ Colts
4–2
South Side Park
1,400
32-44
W1
77
July 24
@ Colts
7–11
South Side Park
3,400
32-45
L1
78
July 25
@ Pirates
1–0
Exposition Park
1,587
33-45
W1
79
July 27
@ Pirates
1–10
Exposition Park
1,250
33-46
L1
80
July 28
@ Pirates
4–0
Exposition Park
775
34-46
W1
81
July 29
@ Pirates
8–2
Exposition Park
1,127
35-46
W2
82
July 30
Colts
0–1
League Park
2,069
35-47
L1
83
July 31
Colts
4–8
League Park
1,864
35-48
L2
August: 7–17 (Home: 4–10; Away: 3–7)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
84
August 1
Colts
4–7
League Park
1,805
35-49
L3
85
August 3
@ Beaneaters
7–0
South End Grounds
2,582
36-49
W1
86
August 4
@ Beaneaters
6–10
South End Grounds
2,009
36-50
L1
87
August 5
@ Beaneaters
1–4
South End Grounds
2,383
36-51
L2
88
August 6
@ Phillies
1–4
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
2,897
36-52
L3
89
August 7
@ Phillies
5–13
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
2,898
36-53
L4
90
August 8
@ Phillies
1–9
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
7,439
36-54
L5
91
August 10
@ Grooms
8–6
Eastern Park
1,222
37-54
W1
92
August 11
@ Grooms
6–8
Eastern Park
821
37-55
L1
-
August 12
@ Grooms
Postponed (rain); Makeup: September 8
93
August 13
@ Giants
7–4
Polo Grounds
1,695
38-55
W1
94
August 14
@ Giants
1–2
Polo Grounds
1,427
38-56
L1
95
August 15
@ Giants
4–4
Polo Grounds
4,138
38-56
L1
96
August 17
Spiders
3–2
League Park
500
39-56
W1
97
August 18
Spiders
2–6
League Park
961
39-57
L1
98
August 19
Spiders
3–4
League Park
N/A
39-58
L2
99
August 20
Pirates
1–2
League Park
708
39-59
L3
100
August 21
Pirates
0–2
League Park
696
39-60
L4
101
August 22
Pirates
1–2
League Park
200
39-61
L5
102
August 24
Giants
2–3
League Park
861
39-62
L6
103
August 25
Giants
12–4
League Park
1,086
40-62
W1
104
August 26
Giants
1–6
League Park
1,136
40-63
L1
105
August 27
Grooms
10–3
League Park
650
41-63
W1
106
August 28
Grooms
8–1
League Park
1,056
42-63
W2
107
August 29
Grooms
4–7
League Park
1,549
42-64
L1
-
August 30
Beaneaters
Postponed (unknown reason); Makeup: August 31
108
August 31
Beaneaters
3–5
League Park
1,412
42-65
L2
September/October: 14–16 (Home: 2–5; Away: 12–11)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
109
September 1
Beaneaters
4–1
League Park
889
43-65
W1
110
September 2
Beaneaters
7–0
League Park
1,106
44-65
W2
111
September 3
Phillies
8–13
League Park
620
44-66
L1
-
September 4
Phillies
Postponed (rain; site change); Makeup: September 19
112
September 5
Phillies
3–5
League Park
989
44-67
L2
113
September 7 1
@ Giants
8–7
Polo Grounds
1,416
45-67
W1
114
September 7 2
@ Giants
0–6
Polo Grounds
7,209
45-68
L1
-
September 8
@ Giants
Postponed (unknown reason); Makeup: September 7
115
September 8
@ Grooms
6–4
Eastern Park
759
46-68
W1
116
September 9
@ Giants
3–7
Polo Grounds
1,152
46-69
L1
117
September 10
@ Beaneaters
6–18
South End Grounds
1,668
46-70
L2
118
September 11
@ Beaneaters
3–5
South End Grounds
1,597
46-71
L3
119
September 12
@ Beaneaters
0–9
South End Grounds
3,116
46-72
L4
120
September 14
@ Grooms
11–5
Eastern Park
710
47-72
W1
-
September 15
@ Grooms
Postponed (rain); Makeup: September 16
121
September 16 1
@ Grooms
0–1
Eastern Park
N/A
47-73
L1
122
September 16 2
@ Grooms
8–4
Eastern Park
1,292
48-73
W1
123
September 17
@ Phillies
4–6
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
1,491
48-75
L1
124
September 18
@ Phillies
6–11
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
1,605
48-76
L2
125
September 19 1
@ Phillies
8–5
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
N/A
49-75
W1
126
September 19 2
@ Phillies
6–8
Philadelphia Base Ball Grounds
5,455
49-76
L1
127
September 21
Colts
4–5
League Park
884
49-77
L2
128
September 22
Colts
1–4
League Park
906
49-78
L3
129
September 23
Colts
0–9
League Park
800
49-79
L4
130
September 24
@ Spiders
1–5
League Park
1,350
49-80
L5
131
September 25
@ Spiders
8–16
League Park
1,200
49-81
L6
132
September 26
@ Spiders
7–4
League Park
1,800
50-81
W1
133
September 28
@ Pirates
7–5
Exposition Park
1,782
51-81
W2
134
September 29
@ Pirates
7–6
Exposition Park
1,400
52-81
W3
135
September 30
@ Pirates
2–1
Exposition Park
1,147
53-81
W4
136
October 1
@ Colts
6–1
South Side Park
2,000
54-81
W5
137
October 2
@ Colts
17–16
South Side Park
1,200
55-81
W6
138
October 3
@ Colts
15–9
South Side Park
1,000
56-81
W7
1891 Cincinnati Reds
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Starters by position [ edit ]
Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in
Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in
Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts
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