Running - Young players should be careful when using spiked shoes for the first time to get short cleats, not to finely sharpened. Danger of long spikes for inexperienced players is that they are apt to catch in the ground and cause the ankles to turn. Such players must take especial care when sliding with new spikes. Above all do not change your mind after starting your slide and attempt to come back to an upright position. Go through, once you begin your slide. Even major league players suffer painful injuries by failing to observe this policy. Take your cue from "Pepper" Martin of the St.Louis Cardinals.
1934 Diamond Stars Set (Baseball) (1934)
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MY BIGGEST THRILL IN BASEBALL by Brooks Lawrence. I got my big thrill during our last 1954 series with the Giants. Haddix started the game for us, and was leading 4-2 when he developed arm trouble and was relieved by Brazle. He gave up a single and I was brought in to pitch to Al Dark. I threw hi...
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A self-made hitter and one of the greatest in the game. Seven times led the National League. Twice voted most valuable player in league. Batted only .277 for small minor league club in Texas, before Cardinals grabbed him in 1915. Next year hit .313 in big show. Has managed Cardinals, Cubs and Bra...
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To Cardinals from Pirates after start of 1952 season. In 59 games for Bucs in 1951, with an 8 and 6 record, hurling 150 innings. Struck out 57 batters, walked 51. Began in 1943 with San Francisco. Stayed with the Seals until entering majors with the Pittsburgh club in 1949.
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1989 Topps Mini Leaders Set (Baseball)
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2002 Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects Set (Baseball)
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2003 Stadium Club Set (Baseball)
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1998 Topps Gallery Set (Baseball)
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2017 Topps Allen & Ginter Set (Baseball)
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1991 O-Pee-Chee Premier Set (Baseball)
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2024 Topps Archives Set (Baseball)
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2008 Upper Deck First Edition Set (Baseball)
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1957 Topps Set (Baseball)
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1911 T201 Mecca Double Folders Set (Baseball)
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2002 Fleer Platinum Set (Baseball)
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2016 Bowman Set (Baseball)
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2017 Topps Gallery Set (Baseball)
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2001 Donruss Set (Baseball)
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2017 Topps Holiday Set (Baseball)
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Enos Slaughter
"Country" is the Cardinal's Captain and has been a Cardinal longer than any other player on the team. He broke in with the Cards in '38 after leading the American Association in batting with .382 in 1937. In his 11 full seasons in the majors, he's hit over .300 seven times, and led the League in Doubles in 1939 with 52. A World War II veteran, Enos was chosen on the Major League All-Star Team in 1942 and 1946.
