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That is an interesting read. I like old stuff like that.
I have found that a great place to watch old videos is Youtube. In the last few weeks I have watched game footage from the 1930’s showing actual games and batting practice involving Gehrig and Ruth, interviews with Gehrig, Ruth, Cobb, Joe Jackson, Dizzy Dean, and others….I have found complete games from the 1930’s and 50’s with announcers.
I even watched the initial HOF ceremony from 1939. You can find almost anything on there.
7/7/62-part 1- #Flagstafffilms pic.twitter.com/qYourUZ09p
— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) September 11, 2021
7/7/62-part 2- #Flagstafffilms pic.twitter.com/1u4ZyGsJVv
— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) September 11, 2021
This isn’t from Flagstaff but are cool pics nonetheless. For those of you on Twitter I would recommend checking out Augie Nash. He has a ton of old amazing Cardinal pics.
Such an amazing photo. I love everything about it!!
Dizzy Dean pitching to Babe Ruth. #STLCards pic.twitter.com/PZWm2eTbAx
— Augie Nash (@AugieNash) November 28, 2021
Lou Brock getting ready for batting practice at Sportsman's Park in St Louis. #STLCards pic.twitter.com/c8BdmYXc18
— Augie Nash (@AugieNash) November 29, 2021
One of my all time favorite pics.
1968 St. Louis Cardinals in the locker room pic.twitter.com/szw4o92oaQ
— Baseball In Pics (@baseballinpix) January 20, 2022
I an unsure of the original source, but this cover is from this Sports Illustrated. I agree it is a classic!
I have two versions of that classic SI cover. One is the full magazine. Then I have a framed copy of just the cover, folded out. The framed copy has my uncle’s name and address label on it.
An important event in #stlcards Gashouse Gang history… https://t.co/Dsbe4nNEqn
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) January 30, 2022
Not only was Bob Gibson amazing on the mound in the World Series, he also slugged a pair of homers in the Fall Classic. #BlackHistoryMonth pic.twitter.com/92Trcs8qbG
— MLB Vault (@MLBVault) February 16, 2022
Some quality nostalgia for the Holiday. Happy Fourth to all!
(Rare) St Louis Cardinals, 1940-From the @flagstafffilms historical baseball archive. pic.twitter.com/kCwO2ZCd6T
— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) July 4, 2022
1940 All-Star game, Sportsman's Park, St Louis- Bobo gave up only 1 hit in his 3 innings of work. From the @flagstafffilms historical baseball film archive. pic.twitter.com/dV6JplGAEm
— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) July 4, 2022
Some quality nostalgia for the Holiday. Happy Fourth to all!
(Rare) St Louis Cardinals, 1940-From the @flagstafffilms historical baseball archive. pic.twitter.com/kCwO2ZCd6T
— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) July 4, 2022
1940 All-Star game, Sportsman's Park, St Louis- Bobo gave up only 1 hit in his 3 innings of work. From the @flagstafffilms historical baseball film archive. pic.twitter.com/dV6JplGAEm
— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) July 4, 2022
People say the players are bigger, stronger, and faster now. But the reigning question is – are they better overall baseball players than guys in the 40s, 50s, 60s, etc.? I don’t think so.
(Rare) 7/7/1962- Cardinals vs Mets-Polo Grounds, NYC
(Part 1) from the @flagstafffilms historical baseball archive. pic.twitter.com/c1Jn3isSdf— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) July 10, 2022
(Rare) 7/7/1962- Cardinals vs Mets-Polo Grounds, NYC
(Part 2) from the @flagstafffilms historical baseball archive. pic.twitter.com/0dG9MZYypb— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) July 10, 2022
(Rare) 7/7/1962- Cardinals vs Mets-Polo Grounds, NYC
(Part 3) from the @flagstafffilms historical baseball archive. pic.twitter.com/pq5OqWon7H— Flagstaff Films (@flagstafffilms) July 10, 2022
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