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was thrown out of the game for complaining about the call. In the final Game 8 (it being a best-of-nine Series), he had a single and scored in the 4-run first inning, and singled and scored again in the second as the Reds cruised to a 10–5 win and their first Series championship. During the 1919
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in seven games. Groh, who had suffered a knee injury late in the season, made just a single pinch-hitting appearance, singling in the 11th inning of the final game; the Giants lost 4–3 in the 12th when, with one out and runners on first and second,
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Yankees' signs, saying, "I knew when they were going to bunt and when they were going to hit away. Which is a very nice thing for a third baseman to know."
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434:John McGraw
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476:Lave Cross
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1546:Gabe Paul
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1231:Adam Dunn
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818:April 30,
681:Ken Reitz
446:Bill Klem
444:, umpire
345:Reds and
339:captained
180:As player
150:Home runs
114:MLB debut
2585:Art Nehf
2564:Lee King
1371:Joey Jay
1077:Gus Bell
862:July 18,
840:July 18,
736:See also
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2655:Coach
768:Notes
705:scout
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375:walks
317:as a
173:Teams
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917:2017
909:SABR
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864:2014
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647:1933
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373:and
371:runs
367:hits
347:1922
343:1919
325:and
299:Groh
275:1922
271:1919
249:1918
232:1927
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