publication:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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,
author:John J. Sheridan
Browns Put Up Another Weak Exhibition and Detroit Wins, 11-2 Sisler Brigade Fails to Shine on Mound, at Plate or in Field Contest Is Well Battled for Five Innings, but Then Gaston Goes to Bad and Defense Wobbles to Pile Up Tiger Lead. May 2, 1926 - St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Team:New York Giants
The Sporting News Roundup: April 29, 1926 Two weeks into the 1926 major league season, the baseball world was already being turned upside down. Favorites stumbled, contenders emerged, and The Sporting News captured the early-season chaos from St. Louis, Chicago, New York, Boston and beyond. First Two Weeks Finds Major
team:Cleveland Indians
Sislermen Helpless Before Shaute; Giard, Bolen, Ballou Pounded Contest Listless Succession of Plays After Second Inning—Locals' Only Run a Donation by Cleveland Hurler in Fourth. By MARTIN J. HALEY. The Browns' winning streak for the 1926 season still stands at one in a row. It was thought
team:Cincinnati Reds
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
team:Chicago White Sox
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
park:Sportsmans Park
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