The Transactions for the 1956 Cincinnati Reds (original) (raw)
The Transactions for the 1956 Cincinnati Reds
1956
Rogelio Alvarez signed as an amateur free agent.
Joe Azcue signed as an amateur free agent.
Jim Bailey signed as an amateur free agent.
Elio Chacon signed as an amateur free agent.
Curt Flood signed as an amateur free agent.
Joe Gaines signed as an amateur free agent.
Vada Pinson signed as an amateur free agent.
Cookie Rojas signed as an amateur free agent.
Purchased Joe Taylor from Kansas City Athletics.
January 18, 1956
Sam Mele released.
January 31, 1956
Traded Jackie Collum to St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Brooks Lawrence and Sonny Senerchia.
April 1, 1956
Assigned Jim Pearce to St. Louis Cardinals. (date approximate)
April 9, 1956
Traded Bob Hazle and a player to be named later to Milwaukee Braves in exchange for George Crowe; Milwaukee Braves received Corky Valentine (May 10, 1956).
April 10, 1956
Claimed Frank Smith from St. Louis Cardinals on waivers.
May 1, 1956
Traded Milt Smith to St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Paul LaPalme.
May 11, 1956
Purchased Jim Dyck from Baltimore Orioles.
May 16, 1956
Traded Chuck Harmon to St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Joe Frazier and Alex Grammas.
May 19, 1956
Al Silvera released.
June 22, 1956
Lost Paul LaPalme to Chicago White Sox on waivers.
June 26, 1956
Sold Joe Frazier to Baltimore Orioles.
July 18, 1956
Bruce Edwards signed as a free agent.
August 13, 1956
Don Pavletich signed as an amateur free agent (bonus baby).
September 1, 1956
Claimed Russ Meyer from Chicago Cubs on waivers.
September 9, 1956
Sold Rudy Minarcin to Boston Red Sox.
October 14, 1956
Purchased Elmer Singleton from Seattle (PCL).
October 31, 1956
Bobby Henrich signed as an amateur free agent (bonus baby).
November 13, 1956
Traded Elmer Singleton and Ray Jablonski to Chicago Cubs in exchange for Don Hoak, Warren Hacker and Pete Whisenant.
December 3, 1956
Major League Draft
Selected Jerry Lynch from Pittsburgh Pirates.
Minor League Draft
Selected Marion Fricano from Chicago White Sox. Selected Maury Wills from Brooklyn Dodgers.