publication:St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Ghosts Of The Diamond

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

team:St. Louis Cardinals

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

## Contents of this Evenings Publication - Grimes Likely to Face Cards in First Game - Hornsby’s Answers - Who's Who In Baseball -Batting And Pitching records of the Two St. Louis Teams Grimes Likely to Face Cards in First Game Robinson’s Team Out in Front With

player:Bob O'Farrell

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

Portrait illustration of Ed Wray, St. Louis sportswriter behind “Wray’s Column,” shown in a vintage newspaper feature with his name stylized along the border.

publication:St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Wray's Column May 4, 1926

By: Ed Wray. St. Louis Post-Dispatch Milton’s Stock Falls. MILTON Stock is away below par. His release by the Brooklyn club shows that. And it’s Milton’s own fault. Milton is afflicted with a spring training complex and it finally brought him low. Stock, it will be remembered,

team:Chicago Cubs

Browns Win on Late Homer; Cardinals Open Home Stand Against Cincinnati May 3, 1926

Cardinals, at Home After Losing 7 of 10 on Road, Tackle Cincinnati Today Hornsby and His Men Expect to Prosper at Sportsman’s Park Team Won Two of Three at Pittsburgh, 1 of 3 With Reds and Lost Four in Chicago. By Herman Wecke. - St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 3,