1913.... Only one baseball is used during the Reds' 9-6 win over the Cubs at Redland Field. There are no home runs or foul balls which land in the stands during the contest. It's hard to validate a 101 year old "fact" viewed only by the Redland faithful, but I guess it's possible. It was after all, the bunt happy dead ball era. 1937.... In a 10-2 loss to Brooklyn, Chicago's first baseman Ripper Collins does not make a putout or assist during the nine-inning game. In other words, he could have sat Indian style on the bag for the entire game. This story would be more believable if the Cubs pitcher struck out 14 or 15 guys, but history makes no note of anything of that nature happening. Even stranger is that it was the 2nd time Collins had such a game. (Two years earlier) http://d3k2oh6evki4b7.cloudfront.net/images-006/headshots/9/95982dfa_davis.jpg 1975.... During a twin bill with the Padres, the Reds establish a major league record by playing 14 consecutive games without an error, a streak which will be extended to 15. The previous mark of 12 straight games was established by the Tigers in 1963. That big Red Machine was more than just bats.