Cardinals Win World Series Fusing Four Run Fourth Inning
In a tight deciding game at Yankee Stadium on a sunlit October day, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 3 to 2 to claim the 1926 World Series title. The decisive rally came in the fourth inning, when three hits and two Yankee errors produced all three Cardinals runs as Hart, Hornsby, Bottomley, Hafey, and Meusel were central figures, while Ruth homered for the Yankees but couldn’t rally late.
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County Stars Defeat City Team by Nine to Seven
The Frederick County All Stars beat the City All Stars 9 to 7 in the Tuck Ramsey benefit game at McCardin yield on Saturday. Mer riman limited the City to six hits while Downes pitched, and Buck is noted among locals praised for support as about 75 dollars was raised for the Old Fox fund.
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Alexander Triumphs as Cardinals Clinch Series Title
New York October 11 Grover Cleveland Alexander delivered a dramatic World Series win for St. Louis defeating the Yankees 3 to 2 in the seventh game. The veteran pitcher silenced the Yankee lineup, fanning Babe Ruth and guiding the Cardinals to their first title in 18 years as Tommy Thevenow provided key defense and the decisive fourth inning hit.
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Cardinals and Cubs Bring Back Old Team Talk and Star Power
The piece riffs on Chicago’s Eutharistic Congress presence on Michigan Avenue and notes looming changes in the American League stars. It reflects on Ty Cobb Tris Speaker and Eddie Collins nearing retirement from playing while hints at coaching futures and the allure of star players over managers.
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Sisler’s managerial move with Browns questioned
The article argues that placing Whitey Sisler as manager of the St. Louis Browns after his eye trouble was a mistake. It notes the move did not help his playing or comeback and suggests Sisler, relieved of managerial duties, may soon regain form as baseball’s top first baseman.
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Sports 4s Lead Diverse 1927 Activities Across Teams
Earl Neale signs to lead Clarksburg in the Middle Atlantic League in 1927. He is UVA football and baseball coach now. Bobby Knode, ex Waynesboro, hits .333 as Cleveland Indians recruit. Hack Wilson leads NL in homers and hits .321 for Cubs. Letty Grove strikes out 194 for Athletics, 30 more than George Uhle. Suzanne Lenglen to appear in Baltimore as 6 000 attend. Mt St Marys to face Davis Elkins at Elkins WV. Army and St Johns show threat to St Marys. Mrs C W Webb named City Attorney of Taylor Texas.
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World Series Facts From The Associated Press
World Series statistics show standings with Cardinals and Yankees. Game results list Yankees winning game one and the Cardinals sweeping several games with high scoring totals. Totals include attendances and various shares, though some figures are garbled in the record.
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