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 | | The Reds claim credit for the appointment of "the first reporter to travel with a ballclub, and the first policy of publishing the results of games on a daily basis," and for the introduction of night baseball to the major leagues. |
 | | In the form of the Reds, baseball gave the city civic pride and financial income, and in 1970 when Riverfront Stadium was opened, a likely case for the conjunction of professional sport and urban renewal was made. |
 | | Repeatedly, the author suggests that the conservative, old-fashioned Reds represent Cincinnati in attitude, appearance and style. |
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