author:Norman E. Brown
By NORMAN E. BROWN. - April 26, 1926 - East St. Louis Daily Journal Although he frankly admits that his pitching staff is not a satisfactory one, Ty Cobb has hopes of boosting his Tiger team a notch or two higher in the American League race. Whatever success it may have, the
team:St. Louis Browns
Zachary Gives Chicago Only Four Singles and Gets Good Support—Sisler’s Crew Scores in Fourth and Sixth. By BRADY. George Sisler’s Brownies came out of their hitting, fielding and pitching slumps with a vengeance yesterday at Sportsman’s Park and downed the Chicago White Sox by a 5
team:St. Louis Cardinals
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
team:St. Louis Browns
OPEN AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTLE WITH CHICAGO Game This Afternoon Is Double Celebration — Team Faces Task of Comeback to Get Into Race. April 21, 1926 - East St. Louis Daily Journal 3PM Edition By BRADY. Sportsman's Park, the vastly improved baseball stadium on the West Side, will be formally dedicated
author:Norman E. Brown
By NORMAN E. BROWN. (Central Press) April 21, 1926 - East St. Louis Daily Journal 3PM Edition Much was written over the winter months concerning changes expected in baseball—changes to the so-called resin ball rule, the alteration in the composition of the ball, the change in the sacrifice fly
author:Norman E. Brown
April 21, 1926 - East St. Louis Daily Journal 3PM Edition BY NORMAN E. BROWN he injury to Harry Riconda, young third baseman of the Boston Braves, may well spell the death knell of the Boston team's hopes. There seems to be some sort of curse attending that position
team:St. Louis Cardinals
April 20, 1926 - 3PM edition East St. Louis Daily Journal Fail in Three Successive Innings to Hit with Men on Base, Losing in Fourteenth, 5-4. box score game took place on April 19, 1926 Although able to get men to third base in the twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth innings,
author:Norman E. Brown
April 20, 1926 - 3PM Edition of East St. Louis Daily Journal By NORMAN E. BROWN. "Baseball's baseball, wherever it's played," is the view of these two husky old veterans, Joe McCarthy and Jack Hendricks. Once rival leaders in the American Association they are now