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1926 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
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Houston Buffalo - High AA
Houston Buffaloes
Wisconsin Willie Collins
1 day ago1 min read
Our Syracuse Stars
Our Syracuse Stars
Wisconsin Willie Collins
Apr 111 min read
Shortstop Battle Comes to the Front as Cardinals Near Final Decisions
IF - Competition Still Remains As Camp Closes.
Mike Allen
Apr 92 min read
Cardinals Set the Corners and Keystone as Infield Takes Shape
Infield Corners Locked
Mike Allen
Apr 83 min read
Final Decisions Loom as Cardinals Tighten Rotation and Begin to Set Field
Final Decisions Loom as Cardinals Tighten Rotation and Begin to Set Field
Mike Allen
Apr 73 min read
ST. LOUIS CLUB BREAKS CAMP — NORTHBOUND EYES ON OPENING DAY Final Cuts Near as Cardinals Leave Texas; Syracuse Tune-Up Ahead
ST. LOUIS CLUB BREAKS CAMP — NORTHBOUND EYES ON OPENING DAY
Final Cuts Near as Cardinals Leave Texas; Syracuse Tune-Up Ahead
April 6, 1926
Mike Allen
Apr 61 min read
Cards Start Swingin’ the Axe — Hallahan Sent Down, Flack Calls It a Career
Max Flack Calls It A Career
Mike Allen
Apr 53 min read
As The Cream Rises
As the Cream Rises
Wisconsin Willie Collins
Apr 42 min read
Rotation Picture Tightens as Cardinals Close Camp Under Pressure
Rotation Picture Tightens as Cardinals Close Camp Under Pressure
Mike Allen
Mar 313 min read
St. Louis Cardinals hit mid camp with a pitching staff built upon dependability, emerging depth, and spirited competition for regular duty.
Cards Starters Hit Mid Camp Form.
Mike Allen
Mar 281 min read
Here’s your Spring Training 1926 injury report -mid camp breaks towards cut week.
Cut Week Coming, Cards Still Searching Through Pitching.
Mike Allen
Mar 281 min read
Cardinals Continue Spring Schedule as Roster Evaluation Moves Forward
Roster Spots Are Looked At.
Mike Allen
Mar 241 min read
Catching Duties Led by O’Farrell as Cardinals Continue Spring Preparation
O'Farrell Leads Cardinals Catchers In Camp.
Mike Allen
Mar 221 min read
Advertising Takes Command: Selling Becomes America’s Fastest Growing Industry From newspapers to billboards, companies invest in advertisements.
From newspapers to billboards, companies invest heavily to shape consumer demand in a rapidly expanding market.
Herb Miller
Mar 211 min read
Baseball in the 1920s wasn’t just changing on the field — it was being reinvented behind the scenes by Branch Rickey.
Rickey began buying and developing entire minor league teams. Young prospects could now be trained, coached, and promoted internally.
Mike Allen
Mar 141 min read
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