Former Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose hits a softball during

Former Cincinnati Reds manager Pete Rose tips his cap to the crowd after being introduced at a celebrity all-star softball game in Milford, Ohio, Oct. 6, 1989. Rose played first base for

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