team:Cincinnati Reds - Ghosts Of The Diamond

author:J. Roy Stockton

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

Illustration of Tom Swope beside a vintage microphone with “This Is Station Swope Broadcasting,” representing early radio coverage of baseball.

player:Frankie Emmer

Inside Baseball with Barney Dreyfuss: Tom Swope on Owners, Umpires and a Shaky Cardinals Club

A TALK WITH Barney Dreyfuss Dean of Club Owners Discusses Weather, Rosin, Umpires and Horse Racing With Post Sports Editor By Tom Swope - Cincinnati Post May 4, 1926 Barney Dreyfuss, owner and president of the world champion Pirates, is the most interesting figure among the game’s club owners

team:Cincinnati Reds

Reds Lose Tight Game in Pittsburgh as Cincinnati Enquirer’s “Bull Pen” Reflects Baseball Life (1926)

But Cincinnati Lacks Punch To Put ’Em Over—Miserable Base Running Contributes To Defeat. By Jack Ryder. Special Dispatch to the Enquirer. Pittsburgh, Penn., May 1.—The proud fundamental city of Nashville may well go into mourning today, for its most distinguished citizen,Red Lucas, has lost his first game

Vintage 1926 newspaper diagram showing Glenn Wright’s home run paths in a Pirates vs Reds game, illustrating key plays in Pittsburgh’s 13–4 victory.

team:Cincinnati Reds

PIRATES SMOTHER REDS & Analysis From Pittsburgh

PIRATES SMOTHER REDS UNDER 13-4 SCORE Glenn Wright Leads Bucco Attack With Two Homers Corsairs Bunch Blows for Eight Runs in Eighth Inning. MEADOWS EFFECTIVE By CHARLES J. DOYLE. Wright Stars at Bat. ’Twas no fault of Glenn that he didn’t have a couple of four-sackers on the day

team:St. Louis Cardinals

Reds Tie Score in Ninth, Then Beat Cardinals in Tenth, 3 to 2

Pass, Douthit’s Error and Single End Hard Fought Mound Duel Miscue by Thevenow Deprives Huntzinger of Victory in Regulation Time—May Relieves Donohue and Stops Birds. Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat. CINCINNATI, OHIO, April 26.—A brand snatched right from the burning was the victory of the Reds over

team:St. Louis Browns

Diamond Echoes: Results from the Diamond, Published April 26, 1926

Published in the April 26, 1926, East St. Louis Daily Journal Reds Defeat Cards, 4 to 0 CINCINNATI, April 26. —Red Lucas, who is a pitcher by trade, but is also listed as “also plays other positions”, confined himself solely to hurling yesterday afternoon and shut out the Cardinals 4