Two of the best Reds pitchers of the last 50 years early I their careers.
Don Gullett 1970
Mario Soto 1978

All these players were part of the Reds organization at one point of their respective careers. However, obviously not in these pics.


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Bill Harrelson Pitcher 1968
Carroll Sembera Pitcher 1965
Elvio Jimenez OF 1966
Gary Sprague INF 1967/1968
Jim Cosman Pitcher 1968

All these players were part of the Reds organization at one point of their respective careers. However, obviously not in these pics.


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Jim Driscoll INF 1970
Jim Qualls INF 1970
Joe DiFabio Pitcher 1969
Rick Stelmaszek C 1973
Rod Gaspar OF 1970

All these players were part of the Reds organization at one point of their respective careers. However, obviously not in these pics.


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Roe Skidmore 1B 1970
Steve Blateric Pitcher 1973
Pat Jacquez Pitcher 1971

A poor fellow I found by accident, who pitched all of 1 major league inning on the September 18, 1974.
Erskine Thomason

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Danny Godby C 1970
Frank Duffy INF 1970
Greg Garrett P 1970
Kent Burdick OF 1970
Mickey Pless P 1970

Elby Bushong
 

Catcher Elby Bushong, Jr. was a non-roster invitee with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1968. He died recently on September 11 in Phoenix, Arizona. The photo shows him with his Washington High School baseball team in Phoenix. He was All-State in both football and baseball at that school. He went on to Cal Western University in San Diego, where he became an All-American in baseball.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/r...d=bushon001elb

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Vern Geishert P 1970
John Noriega P 1970
Stan Swanson OF 1971
Tom Spencer OF 1971

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Kent Burdick OF 1972 (2 pictures)
Mel Behney P 1973
Ed Crosby INF 1973
Danny Godby C 1974

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Mike Thompson P 1974
Tom Spencer OF 1975

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Carlos Alfonso P 1976
Keith Marshall OF 1976
Rudy Meoli INF 1976
Sonny Ruberto C 1976
Tom Carroll P 1976

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Arturo Freites INF/OF 1976
Mac Scarce P 1976
Mike Thompson P 1976
Rich Hinton P 1976
Tom Spencer OF 1976

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Dave Schneck OF 1976
Jeff Sovern C 1976
Joe Henderson P 1976
John Knox INF 1976
Lorin Grow P 1976

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Dan Dumoulin P 1977
Dan Norman OF 1977
Joe Henderson P 1977
Larry Payne P 1977
Mike Grace INF 1977

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Angel Torres P 1978
Dan Dumoulin P 1978
Dave Moore P 1978
Jeff Sovern C 1978
Rafael Santo Domingo INF 1978

All of the following are players with pictures in the Reds chain (to some degree).


In order (Listed by name/Position/Year of picture)
Raul Ferreyra P 1978
Rick O'Keeffe P 1978
Kip Young P 1981

Ultis "chico" alvarez
 

Here is 1957 Ultis "Chico" Alvarez

1973 indianapolis indians
 

Here is photos of Tom Carroll, Rawley Eastwick and Joel Youngblood in Indy Uni's

rlumpkin,
I was pretty fortunate to have met Joel Youngblood, John Vukovich (Reds original 3B in 1975) and Don Gullet.
They were guest instructors my last year I played baseball.
All 3 were really cool.
I was mostly in Coach Vuck's group. He was really funny guy. But, I learned a lot from him.
Last useless info. Don Gullet was born and raised near my hometown. Actually, I passed his house every time I'd visit my future wife.

The county put up a small monument to him in the courthouse square.
I have a picture of it somewhere on Facebook. If I can find it I'll share that too if you'd like.

I am good friends with Jim Driscoll. He once told me that he had a good spring with the Reds in '73, was going to make the team, but when they got Phil Gagliano near the end of ST, Jim became the odd man out and he got sent to Indianapolis.