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Rose was overcome with emotion during a seven-minute ovation after he hit a line drive to left-center field — the 4,192 hit of his career, more than any player in history. “You’re No. 1 ...

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Pete Rose played 24 seasons in the major leagues. ... Sept. 11, 1985: Records career hit No. 4,192 off Eric Show of the San Diego Padres to become baseball’s all-time hits leader.

Outfielder Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds salutes the crowd after surpassing Ty Cobb with his 4,192 hit on Sept. 11, 1985, at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.

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PHOTO: Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds salutes the crowd after surpassing Ty Cobb with his 4192 hit that came against San Diego Padres pitcher Eric Show on Sept. 11, 1985 at Riverfront Stadium in ...

Fifty-seven years later, Rose singled to left-center field, hitting No. 4,192. Tony Gwynn , who retired in 2001 with 3,141 hits of his own, was in right field that night.

Pete Rose's record-breaking hit was an event for the masses. My moment with Rose was more personal. ... It was career-hit 4,192 for Rose, breaking his hero Ty Cobb’s record of 4,191.

During early September of 1985, everyone was on the edge of their seats as the countdown was being made to when Pete Rose would break Ty Cobb’s record and get his 4,192 hit.