Buckeyes Baseball Club in 1942, splitting games at Crosley Field and in Cleveland; and the Cincinnati Clowns from 1943-1945, which became the Indianapolis Clowns in 1946 and signed Hank Aaron in 1952.

The team was founded in the 1930s in Miami as the Ethiopian Clowns and were at first entertainers. They became an official baseball team in 1943, when they moved to Cincinnati and joined the Negro ...

The Clowns came under the control of promoter Syd Pollock, went legit, and became part of organized Negro League Baseball. First as the Cincinnati Clowns, then moving to Indianapolis. "They still ...

Tennessee baseball beat Cincinnati 10-6 in the NCAA tournament and the Vols advanced to the Knoxville regional final ...

CINCINNATI -- Gretchen Cox, who has performed for almost a decade in Greater Cincinnati as “Cookie the Clown," is worried. Although some local “creepy clown” threats have been resolved with ...

The crop of players regarded as the greatest in baseball history might change drastically ... Leagues across its major cities, including the Cincinnati Tigers, the Cleveland Buckeyes and the ...

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona – During his annual media session at baseball’s general managers meetings, agent Scott Boras was asked about one of his highest profile Cincinnati Reds client. Specifically ...

When revealing Cincinnati baseball's spot in the Knoxville Regional on social media, the NCAA misspelled the Bearcats' name ...

The number of arrests in the Cincinnati area over clown-related threats rose overnight from two to seven, as Montgomery police charged an additional five students with inciting panic Friday for al ...

The University of Cincinnati has fired two baseball staff members as part of an investigation into "potential NCAA infractions" within the team. Assistant coach Kyle Sprague and director of ...

Texas Tech baseball's Brady Trombello returns to pitch after life-threatening injury Cincinnati scored twice in the ninth to force extra innings. Cal Sefcik's run-scoring single off Logan Bevis ...