CARDS TO PLAY IN TERRE HAUTE

April 21, 1926 - East St. Louis Daily Journal 3PM Edition

TERRE HAUTE, IND., April 21.— Rogers Hornsby's St. Louis Cardinals are here today for an exhibition with the home club to fill in a vacant spot in their schedule, having lost 7 to 0 to the Chicago Cubs in their final game at St. Louis yesterday and will open a three-game sketch with the Pirates at Pittsburgh tomorrow.

Yesterday the Chicagoans hopped on the southpaw slants of Art Reinhart for a total of 12 hits. The Cubs scored lone runs in the third, fourth and sixth and four runs in the ninth. Cooper worked for the Cubs and gave only five hits. Boxscore

Yesterday's Results

National League

Chicago, 7; St. Louis, 0.

Cincinnati, 5; Pittsburgh, 2.

Brooklyn at Philadelphia, game postponed; cold weather.

Boston at New York, game postponed; cold weather.

American League

Detroit, 5; St. Louis, 4.

Cleveland, 9; Chicago, 5.

New York, 18; Washington, 5.

Philadelphia at Boston, game postponed; cold weather.

Emanelo Cigar Ad 1926, "The Most Favored Fine Cigar"

Source: (1926, April 21) East St. Louis daily journal. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/sn92053739/1926-04-21/ed-1/.

1926 newspaper photo of St. Louis Browns pitcher Chester Falk in a pitching pose during his first major league start against Cleveland.

Dodgers Roll Into St. Louis While Hornsby’s Bats Fall Silent

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1926 Pittsburgh Post cartoon celebrating the Pirates’ 3-2 win over the Braves at Forbes Field, featuring Hazen Cuyler, Hal Rhyne, Dave Bancroft and comic game scenes.

Champtown Chatter, Cuyler’s Homer and Four Double Plays — Pittsburgh Post Coverage From May 1926

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Champtown Chatter May 5, 1926

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Bells Deliver for Cardinals; Hornsby Explains the Game — Twin St. Louis Accounts of a 3–2 Victory

Herman Bell Pitches Cardinals to 3-to-2 Victory Over Reds Lester Bell Drives In 2 Runs in 8th By J. Roy Stockton - St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 5, 1926 Herman Bell, big-fisted, raw-boned and with a deep love for rough and tumble, is sergeant-at-arms of the Cardinal baseball club. His office

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