team:New York Yankees
A noisy single snapped along the left foul line by the bat of Pat Collins in the eleventh inning yesterday was one of the most welcome blows of the season, for that hit defeated the Detroit Tygers by a score of 7 to 6 and terminated the four-game losing streak of the Yankees.
team:St. Louis Cardinals
Contents * Grimes Yields Five Hits and Robins Trounce Cardinals, 7 to 1 * Grove Holds Browns at Bay as Athletics Win Again, 5 to 1 Grimes Yields Five Hits and Robins Trounce Cardinals, 7 to 1 Dodgers’ Four Runs in First Leave Locals Flatfooted at Post Douthit’s Sacrifice Bunt with
player:Flint Rhem
Playing a nineteen inning ball game is duck soup compared to this business of trying to tell the reading public in so many words how it happened and why.
team:St. Louis Cardinals
## Today's Edition - Cardinals Make Only Three Hits, but Win from Dodgers, 3 to 1 - Sylvester Johnson’s Toe Fractured by Line Drive Wednesday - Athletics Stage Ninth-Inning Rally to Win Over Browns, 5 to 4 - Big League Figures Cardinals Make Only Three Hits, but Win from Dodgers, 3
team:St. Louis Cardinals
## 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 12 Victories and
author:J. Roy Stockton
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
team:St. Louis Cardinals
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 so
team:St. Louis Cardinals
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,
team:St. Louis Cardinals
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-
publication:Sporting News
Beyond the headlines and box scores, the April 29, 1926 edition of The Sporting News offered humor, poetry, opinion, and glimpses into the personalities that shaped the game. Back Home Plate By John B. Sheridan Observations of a Veteran Scribe Can a hitter imitate any other hitter in stance to
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
team:St. Louis Cardinals
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