Sportsman’s Park greatest games – Page 2 – Society for American Baseball Research

October 6, 1930: Jimmie Foxx’s ninth-inning homer puts A’s on verge of a championship in Game 5

July 12, 1931: Cardinals set doubles record with assist from St. Louis crowd

October 1, 1931: Lefty Grove, A’s subdue Cardinals in opening game of World Series

October 2, 1931: ‘Wild Horse’ Pepper Martin steals the show as Cardinals take Game 2 of World Series

October 9, 1931: A’s Lefty Grove stymies Redbirds again in Game 6

October 10, 1931: Revenge is sweet for Cardinals in Game 7, even without Pepper

June 23, 1932: The Goose wallops three; Goslin’s homers lift Browns over Yankees

July 30, 1933: Dizzy Dean fans 17 Cubs for new modern strikeout record

September 16, 1933: Cardinals outlast Dodgers after 27 runs, 36 hits, and 17 walks

September 18, 1934: Browns’ Bobo Newsom tosses no-no through nine, loses in 10th

September 30, 1934: Dizzy Dean wins 30th game as Cardinals clinch NL pennant

October 5, 1934: Paul Dean impresses brother Dizzy in Cardinals’ Game 3 win

October 6, 1934: Tigers even World Series in Game 4; Dizzy Dean knocked out cold

October 7, 1934: Tommy Bridges outduels Dizzy Dean as Tigers take 3-2 lead in World Series

April 29, 1936: Parmelee bests Hubbell in epic 17-inning duel

August 4, 1937: Cardiac Cardinals complete crazy comeback; Medwick ties record with four doubles

July 13, 1938: Johnny Mize ends slump with three straight homers

July 20, 1938: Johnny Mize blasts three home runs for second time in eight days

May 7, 1940: Cardinals tie NL record with seven home runs in rout of Dodgers

May 24, 1940: Cleveland spoils Browns’ first night game in St. Louis

July 9, 1940: Five NL pitchers combine for first All-Star shutout at Sportsman’s Park

July 13, 1940: Johnny Mize’s cycle boosts Cardinals in walk-off win over Giants

August 5, 1940: John Whitehead tosses abbreviated no-hitter for last big-league victory

July 19, 1941: Browns’ George McQuinn hits for the cycle