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April 13, 1984: Pete Rose records his 4,000th major-league hit – Society for American Baseball Research
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Pete Rose, Ichiro, and yelling at clouds - Red Reporter
August 17, 1984: Pete Rose stars in return to Reds – Society for American Baseball Research
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Retro Baseball 101 - Eight players have hit home runs for the Cincinnati Reds in three (3) different decades: ⚾️Mike Smith (1889, 1898-1900) ⚾️Edd Roush (1917-26, 1931) ⚾️Pete Rose (1963-78, 1985) ⚾️Tony
