Join Reds Hall of Famer Ron Oester for the third luncheon in a special series at the former site of Crosley Field, home of the Reds from 1912 - 1970. Oester will take questions and tell storiesabout his playing career. Tickets are $39 per person, and include a specially prepared lunch menu and an autographed Ron Oester bobblehead, as well as the opportunity to meet Oester and take photos.
A Cincinnati native and Withrow High School graduate, Oester played his entire 13-year major league career as a Red. A key player off the bench for the 1990 World Champion Reds, Oester scored the winning run in Game 6 of the NLCS to clinch against the Pirates. A 1987 Hutch award winner, he retired after the 1990 season and went on to coach for the Reds at the major league level for six seasons.
This is the third event in an exclusive luncheon series featuring Reds Hall of Fame players who will be honored with a bobblehead by the museum this summer. Future speakers include Dave Parker and George Foster. The series benefits the Reds Hall of Fame's Crosley Remembered Project and the City Gospel Mission.
Please contact Tyler Renfro at the Reds Hall of Fame at trenfro@reds.com or (513) 765-7929 for more information or to purchase tickets.
*Additional autographs are not available at this event.
Don't miss this opportunity to meet Reds Hall of Famer and 1966 National League Rookie of the Year, Tommy Helms! A golden glove second baseman, Helms was selected to two National League All-Star teams in 1968 and became the first Cincinnati Reds player to hit a home run in Riverfront Stadium on July 1, 1970. After being traded to Houston in 1971, Helms made his way back to the Reds and found himself as manager for two stretches during the 1988 and 1989 seasons. Helms was inducted into the Reds Hall of Fame in 1979.
Admission to the Q&A is $5 for members and $10 for non-members. There will be a limit of 5 items per person, each additional item will be $5.
Reservations are strongly encouraged - please call (513) 765-7923 to reserve your spot at this exciting event today!
Don't miss this opportunity to meet former Cincinnati Reds player, Tracy Jones! On June 7, 1982, Jones was drafted by the New York Mets in the fourth round of the amateur draft, but did not sign. The following year in January of 1983, Jones was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the first round of the amateur draft. Later, Jones went on to make his Major League Debut with the Cincinnati Reds on April 7, 1986 against the Philadelphia Phillies. Jones continued to play for the Reds until 1988 when he was traded to the Montreal Expos. After playing for a total of five Major League Baseball teams, Jones suited up for the last time on October 6, 1991.
Once Jones finished his Major League Baseball career, he traveled back to his former stomping grounds of Cincinnati, Ohio, where he still resides and is the co-host (with Eddie Fingers) of a radio show on station WLW in Cincinnati.
Admission to Q&A is free with a museum membership or admission. One complimentary autograph per person.
Don't miss this opportunity to meet 1990 World Series Champions Ron Oester and Tom Browning at the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame! Oester and Browning will take questions, tell stories, sign autographs, and take pictures with attendees. This event package requires general admission to the HOF or a membership - the package for HOF members will be $10 and for non-members it will be $15 plus the museum admission. There is a limit of 2 event packages per person. Package includes one autograph from each player and a commemorative 1990 lapel pin.
Cincinnati native Ron Oester played his 17-year professional baseball career with the Cincinnati Reds organization, including 13 years at the Major League level. Oester made his Major League debut in 1978 versus the San Francisco Giants. In time, Oester began making regular appearances in the Reds lineup and eventually found himself finishing fourth in voting for the National League Rookie of the Year. After an unfortunate knee injury, Oester made an extraordinary comeback - earning himself Major League Baseball's Hutch Award in 1987. During his final season, Oester played a key role in bringing home a World Series Championship to his home city of Cincinnati. After his playing career, Oester spent six seasons with the Reds as a Major League coach. To this day, he remains a Cincinnati resident and true Reds fan.
Drafted by the Reds in 1982, Tom Browning made his Major League Debut in 1984 versus the Los Angeles Dodgers. After learning how to throw his soon to be signature pitch, the screwball, Browning earned his starting spot in the 1985 rotation. Three years later, Browning faced the Dodgers' Tracy Woodson - the 27th and final batter to face Browning on the night of September 16th 1988. Woodson swung and missed, sending, Browning's fastball straight into baseball history. Browning had just thrown the 13th perfect game in history of baseball and the first in the history of the Reds. Above his stellar rookie season and his departure from Game 2 of the World Series to witness the birth of his son, this night resonates as one of Browning's fondest memories created with the Reds - "[After the last pitch,] I remember [second baseman] Ron Oester tackling me and after that, it honestly felt like an out-of-body experience," Browning reminisced.
Spend your Friday night reliving Ron Oester's key role in the 1990 World Series Championship and Tom Browning's perfect game at the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame on July 21st from 6-7 P.M. Attendees will be given the chance to take pictures with Oester, Browning and the 1990 World Series Championship Trophy - you don't want to miss this opportunity!
Reservations are strongly encouraged - please call (513) 765-7923 to reserve your spot at this exciting event today!
Don't miss this opportunity to meet Reds Hall of Famer and Cincinnati native, Ron Oester! A Red for his entire 17-year career, Oester was considered one of the era's most reliable second basemen. He finished fourth in NL Rookie of the Year voting in 1980 and received MLB's Hutch Award in 1988 after returning from a potentially career-ending knee injury. Oester was also a key player off the bench for the 1990 World Champion Reds, scoring the winning run in the pennant-clinching game over the Pirates in Game 6 of the NLCS. Following a "ballpark buffet" dinner, Oester will tell stories about his time as a baseball player, as well as take questions. Reds Hall of Fame Executive Director Rick Walls will MC the event.
A question and answer session and photo opportunity will follow dinner.
Hurry, a limited number of tickets are available for this event! Tickets are $45 for this event. Each ticket includes a ballpark buffet dinner, appetizers, dessert & soft drinks (alcohol is extra), one bobblehead, one HOF admission ticket for future use & a signed 8x10 photo.
*The bobblehead for Ron Oester is the HOF 2017 edition.Call (513) 759-4256 to reserve your tickets.
Join Reds Hall of Famer Dave Parker for the fourth luncheon in a special series at the former site of Crosley Field, home of the Reds from 1912 - 1970. Parker will take questions and tell storiesabout his playing career.. Tickets are $39 per person, and include a specially prepared lunch menu and an autographed Dave Parker bobblehead, as well as the opportunity to meet Parker and take photos.
Signed by the Reds as a major free agent acquisition in 1983, native Cincinnatian Dave Parker returned to his hometown Reds for four huge seasons. Parker was named the club's Most Valuable Player each year from 1984 - 1986, and was also a two-time National League All-Star, a two-time Sporting News All-Star, and a two-time Silver Slugger Award winner during his time with the Reds. During his time with the Reds, Parker averaged nearly 27 home runs and 108 RBIs a season. He was inducted into the Reds Hall of Fame in 2014.
This is the fourth event in an exclusive luncheon series featuring Reds Hall of Fame players who will be honored with a bobblehead by the museum this summer. The series wraps up with Reds Hall of Famer George Foster in September, and benefits the Reds Hall of Fame's Crosley Remembered Project and the City Gospel Mission.
Please contact Tyler Renfro at the Reds Hall of Fame at trenfro@reds.com or (513) 765-7929 for more information or to purchase tickets.
*Additional autographs are not available at this event.
The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame Membership department is teaming up with local travel agency, Provident Travel for a 3 day trip to Atlanta's SunTrust ballpark. Watch the Cincinnati Reds take on the Atlanta Braves at their new stadium, SunTrust Park, located 10 miles from downtown Atlanta. This trip includes a round-trip motor coach transportation with a two night stay at the Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Galleria with complimentary breakfast each morning. To add to this exciting event, 1990 World Series Champion Herm Winningham will be joining the group in Atlanta for 2 games and a SunTrust ballpark tour, and a special Reds Hall of Fame Q&A event. This trip also includes a free membership to the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum, games and trivia on the bus, as well as a free Hank Aaron replica statue promotional giveaway at the Friday game.
The cost for this trip is as follows:
• Single Occupancy: $1,220
• Double Occupancy: $995
• Triple/Quad Occupancy: $950
Attendees will be picked up on August 18th at 8 A.M. at Provident Travel Harper's Station, 11309 Montgomery Rd. Full payment for this trip will be due at booking. Travel payment is non-refundable.
Please contact Reds Hall of Fame Membership Coordinator, Sherry Rowland at (513) 765-7926 to reserve your seat for this exciting road trip today.
Don't miss this opportunity to meet Reds Hall of Famer and one of the most intimidating hitters of his era, outfielder Dave "The Cobra" Parker! As the first major free agent acquisition in Reds history, Parker was signed by the club in December of 1983. Following the year of his signing, he was recognized as the Reds team Most Valuable Player each season from 1984 to 1986. Parker was also a two-time National League All-Star, a two-time Sporting News All-Star and was the winner of two Silver Slugger Awards during his Reds career. Following a "ballpark buffet" dinner, Parker will tell stories about his past time as a baseball player, as well as take questions. Reds Hall of Fame Executive Director Rick Walls will MC the event.
A question and answer session and photo opportunity will follow dinner.
Hurry, a limited number of tickets are available for this event! Tickets are $75 for this event. Each ticket includes a ballpark buffet dinner, appetizers, dessert & soft drinks (alcohol is extra), one bobblehead, one HOF admission ticket for future use & a signed Major League Baseball.
*The bobblehead for Dave Parkers is the HOF 2017 edition.
Call (513) 759-4256 to reserve your tickets.
Don't miss this opportunity to meet Cincinnati Red and 1983-1987 HOF leaderboard representative, Ted Power! Currently, Ted is the bullpen coach for the Reds team. During his time with the Reds, Ted finished third in the National League (NL) in 1985 for most saves with a total of 27. Two years later in 1987, Ted was ranked 16th in the National League for strikeouts with 133.
Following a "ballpark buffet" dinner, Ted will tell stories about his past time as a baseball player, as well as take questions. Reds Hall of Fame Executive Director Rick Walls will MC the event.
A question and answer session and photo opportunity will follow dinner.
Hurry, a limited number of tickets are available for this event! Tickets are $45 for this event. Each ticket includes a ballpark buffet dinner, appetizers, dessert & soft drinks (alcohol is extra), one bobblehead, one HOF admission ticket for future use & a signed 8x10 photo.
*The bobblehead for Ted Power is the 2016 Louisville Bats edition.
Call (513) 759-4256 to reserve your tickets.
Crosley Field, home of the Reds from 1912 - 1970. Foster will take questions, tell stories, and tour the Crosley Field site with attendees. Tickets are $39 per person, and include a specially prepared lunch menu and an autographed George Foster bobblehead, as well as the opportunity to meet Foster and take photos.
Traded by the San Francisco Giants to the Reds in 1971, George Foster played for the Red's AAA club in Indianapolis until he came into his own and took over the starting left fielder position in May following Pete Rose's shift to third base. This shift to create space for Foster helped kick-start the Reds from their .500 start to a 108 win season. Soon to be two-time World Champion with the Big Red Machine, Foster belted 52 home runs and drove in 149 RBI's en route to his NL MVP title in 1977.
This is the event in an exclusive luncheon series featuring Reds Hall of Fame players who will be honored with a bobblehead by the museum this summer. This event is the bobblehead luncheon wrap up and will benefit the Reds Hall of Fame's Crosley Remembered Project and the City Gospel Mission.
Please contact Tyler Renfro at the Reds Hall of Fame at trenfro@reds.com or (513) 765-7929 for more information or to purchase tickets.
*Additional autographs are not available at this event.
Meet "Mr. Perfect" himself, Tom Browning, at the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum before Friday home games during the 2017 season. Browning will greet fans and sign complimentary autographs from 6-7 p.m. One autograph per person, please. Free with museum admission or membership. Contact the Reds Hall of Fame box office at (513) 765-7923 for more information.
Don't miss this opportunity to meet Reds Hall of Famer and 1977 NL MVP George Foster! A two-time World Champion with the Big Red Machine, Foster belted 52 home runs and drove in 149 RBIs en route to his NL MVP title in 1977. Following a "ballpark buffet" dinner, Foster will tell stories about his time as a baseball player, as well as take questions. Reds Hall of Fame Executive Director Rick Walls will MC the event.
A question and answer session and photo opportunity will follow dinner.
Hurry, a limited number of tickets are available for this event! Tickets are $45 for this event. Each ticket includes a ballpark buffet dinner, appetizers, dessert & soft drinks (alcohol is extra), one bobblehead, one HOF admission ticket for future use & a signed Major League Baseball.
*The bobblehead for George Foster is the HOF 2017 edition.
Call (513) 759-4256 to reserve your tickets.
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