5 CINCINNATI REDS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS
I managed to get a professional scan of the front of The Wheel Cafe Menu below showing the National League champion Reds in 1939. That back was scanned by me so it had to be scanned in two parts because it is larger than my scanner. The Wheel Cafe also issued a 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" postcard of the 1940 World Champion Reds.
MANAGERS

Pat Moran
Bucky Walters Sparky
Anderson "Birdie"
Tebbetts
Don Heffner
1919 - 1923 1949
1970
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1978
1958
1966
PITCHERS
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Walter
Reuther Milt Pappas
Tom
Seaver Fred Norman
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Howie
Nunn
Johnny Vander
Meer
Bill
Bonham
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Sammy
Ellis
Ellis
"Cot"
Deal
Pitching Coach
EVERYDAY PLAYERS - POST 1950
Roy Sievers
Mike Lum
Ted Kluszewski
Replica
Autographed

Concepcion
Ray
Knight Dan
Driessen
Both autographed

Bob Thurman
Gerry
Staley
Matt Batts
RHP-1955
Catcher-55-56
Frank
McCormick Dee
Fondy
Hal Jeffcoat
Art Shamsky
Miksis entered the Major Leagues for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1944 at the age of 17. Playing all the infield and outfield positions, he stayed in the Majors for 14 years ending his career with the Reds for part of the 1958 season.
Hunt played for the Cincinnati Reds in 1961, his only season in the Major Leagues. He was a member of the National League Champion Reds and pitched one inning of shutout ball in game 5 of the Series against the Yankees. He won The Sporting News Rookie Pitcher of the Year Award for 1961 after going 9 and 10 with 75 strikeouts and a 3.96 ERA. What happened to his career?, I don't know.