Statistics

YEAR	TEAM	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	HR %	R	RBI	BB	SO	SB	BA	SA	Pinch AB	Hit H	G By POS
1919	NY [N]	54	190	43	3	2	2	1.1	21	24	4	14	15	.226	.295	3	0	2B-29, 3B-28, SS-1
1920		110	440	123	10	10	4	0.9	57	77	20	18	34	.280	.375	1	0	3B-110, SS-2
1921		153	618	211	31	17	8	1.3	121	100	42	28	49	.341	.485	0	0	3B-93, 2B-61
1922		132	514	168	16	13	5	1.0	101	51	47	13	31	.327	.438	0	0	2B-85, 3B-53, SS-1
1923		151	641	223	32	10	12	1.9	116	111	46	12	29	.348	.485	0	0	2B-135, 3B-17

1924		145	603	198	33	15	7	1.2	121	69	56	24	22	.328	.468	0	0	2B-143, SS-10, 3B-2
1925		120	502	166	26	6	11	2.2	89	48	32	14	21	.331	.472	0	0	3B-46, 2B-42, SS-39
1926		135	545	171	29	4	5	0.9	75	44	33	16	23	.314	.409	1	1	2B-127, 3B-7
1927	STL [N]	153	617	208	31	11	10	1.6	112	78	43	10	48	.337	.472	0	0	2B-153, SS-1
1928		141	547	164	29	9	10	1.8	107	86	64	17	29	.300	.441	2	1	2B-139

1929		138	527	176	40	12	5	0.9	93	74	53	12	24	.334	.484	3	2	2B-121, 3B-13, SS-1
1930		133	540	187	46	9	10	1.9	121	114	55	16	15	.346	.520	0	0	2B-123, 3B-10
1931		131	518	161	24	4	4	0.8	96	82	45	13	28	.311	.396	2	0	2B-129
1932		115	486	142	26	2	3	0.6	59	60	25	13	18	.292	.372	0	0	2B-75, 3B-37, SS-4
1933		147	585	177	32	6	4	0.7	74	66	48	16	18	.303	.398	4	2	2B-132, SS-15

1934		140	550	168	30	6	3	0.5	74	75	45	10	11	.305	.398	2	0	2B-115, 3B-25
1935		103	354	104	16	2	1	0.3	52	55	33	16	2	.294	.359	9	1	2B-88, 3B-5
1936		93	303	83	10	0	1	0.3	40	26	36	10	2	.274	.317	8	3	2B-61, 3B-22, SS-1
1937		17	32	7	2	0	0	0.0	3	4	1	0	0	.219	.281	12	2	2B-17
19 Years		2311	9112	2880	466	138	105	1.2	1532	1244	728	272	419	.316	.432	47	12	2B-1775, 3B-468, SS-75

Year	Team	G	W	L	PCT	Standing
1933	STL [N]	63	36	26	.581	5	5
1934		154	95	58	.621	1
1935		154	96	58	.623	2
1936		155	87	67	.565	2
1937		157	81	73	.526	4
1938		138	62	72	.463	6	7

1940	PIT [N]	156	78	76	.506	4
1941		156	81	73	.526	4
1942		151	66	81	.449	5
1943		157	80	74	.519	4
1944		158	90	63	.588	2
1945		155	82	72	.532	4
1946		152	62	89	.411	7	7

1949	CHI [N]	104	42	62	.404	8	8
1950		154	64	89	.418	7
1951		81	35	45	.438	7	8
16 yrs.		2245	1137	1078	.513

Team	R	H	E	Pitchers (inn. pit.)	Home Runs (men on)	Highlights
	Game 1 - October 4
STL [N]	1	3	1	Sherdel (7), Johnson (1)	Bottomley	Hoyt opens with a win for the second year in a row, notching a three-hitter over Sherdel. Meusel's homer in the forth scores two and Bottomley's blast spoils a shutout.
NY [A]	4	7	0	Hoyt (9)	Meusel (1 on)
	Game 2 - October 5
STL [N]	3	4	1	Alexander (2.1), Mitchell (5.2)		Gehrig's homer in the first leads the Yankees to a revenge win over Alexander, the hero of the 1926 classic. Pipgras, relying on curve balls, goes the distance despite a shaky start in which the Cardinal's score three in the second.
NY [A]	9	8	2	Pipgras (9)	Gehrig (2 on)
	Game 3 - October 7
NY [A]	7	7	2	Zachary (9)	Gehrig, Gehrig (1 on)	Zachary, a surprise southpaw starter, has an easy task when Gehrig connects twice for homers, batting in three as the Yankees dispose of Haines twice.
STL [N]	3	9	3	Haines (6), Johnson (1), Rhem (2)
	Game 4 - October 9
NY [A]	7	15	2	Hoyt (9)	Ruth, Ruth, Gehrig, Durst, Ruth	Ruth rises to heights, with three homes, aided by the umpire's ruling depriving Sherdel of striking him out on a quick-pitch, as Hoyt wins for the second time.
STL [N]	3	11	0	Sherdel (6.1), Alexander (2.2)

Team	R	H	E	Pitchers (inn. pit.)	Home Runs (men on)	Highlights
	Game 1 - October 1
STL [N]	2	9	0	Grimes (8)		The Athletics get only five hits in five different innings off Grimes but all are for extra bases and each produces a run.
PHI [A]	5	5	0	Grove (9)	Simmons, Cochrane
	Game 2 - October 2
STL [N]	1	6	2	Rhem (3.1), Lindsey (2.2), Johnson (2)	Watkins	The Athletics score six runs off Rhem in the first four innings to win easily as Earnshaw walks one and strikes out eight.
PHI [A]	6	7	2	Earnshaw (9)	Cochrane
	Game 3 - October 4
PHI [A]	0	7	0	Walberg (4.2), Shores (1.1), Quinn (2)		Hallahan has an easy shutout after escaping from a first inning jam by striking out Dykes, Simmons, and Miller.
STL [N]	5	10	0	Hallahan (9)	Douthit
	Game 4 - October 5
PHI [A]	1	4	1	Grove (8)		Dykes' error allows the Cardinal's to score twice in the fourth and win the game as Haines doesn't allow a hit for the last six innings.
STL [N]	3	5	1	Haines (9)
	Game 5 - October 6
PHI [A]	2	5	0	Earnshaw (7), Grove (2)	Foxx (1 on)	Foxx's homer wins for the Athletics in the ninth as Earnshaw and Grove prevent any Cardinal runners from reaching third base.
STL [N]	0	3	1	Grimes (9)
	Game 6 - October 8
STL [N]	1	5	1	Hallahan (2), Johnson (3), Lindsey (2), Bell (1)		Once again the Athletics get only extra base hits and turn each one into a run as Earnshaw, with only one day's rest, pitches a strong five-hitter.
PHI [A]	7	7	0	Earnshaw (9)	Simmons, Dykes (1 on)

Team	R	H	E	Pitchers (inn. pit.)	Home Runs (men on)	Highlights
	Game 1 - October 1
PHI [A]	6	11	0	Grove (9)	Simmons (1 on)	The Cardinal's score twice in the first but the Athletics come back to score four in the third, capped by Foxx's two-run single.
STL [N]	2	12	0	Derringer (7), Johnson (2)
	Game 2 - October 2
PHI [A]	0	3	0	Earnshaw (8)		Pepper Martin, with two hits and two stolen bases, scores both Cardinal runs to support Hallahan's shutout pitching.
STL [N]	2	6	1	Hallahan (9)
	Game 3 - October 5
STL [N]	5	12	0	Grimes (9)		Grimes supports his two-hitter with a two-run single in the fourth.
PHI [A]	2	2	0	grove (8), Mahaffey (1)	Simmons (1 on)
	Game 4 - October 6
STL [N]	0	2	1	Johnson (5.2), Lindsey (1.1), Derringer (1)		Simmons doubles home Bishop in the first to give Earnshaw the only run he needs as Martin gets the only two Cardinal hits.
PHI [A]	3	10	0	Earnshaw (9)	Foxx
	Game 5 - October 7
STL [N]	5	12	0	Hallahan (9)	Martin (1 on)	Martin, with three hits and a long fly, bats in four runs to lead the Cardinal attack.
PHI [A]	1	9	0	Hoyt (6), Walberg (2), Rommel (1)
	Game 6 - October 9
PHI [A]	8	8	1	Grove (9)		The Athletics break a scoreless tie with four runs in the fifth on two singles, four walks, and an error.
STL [N]	1	5	2	Derringer (4.2), Johnson (1.1), Lindsey (2), Rhem (1)
	Game 7 - October 10
PHI [A]	2	7	1	Earnshaw (7), Walberg (1)		Watkins' two-run homer in the third gives the Cardinal's a 4-0 lead and enables them to withstand a two-run Athletics rally in the ninth as Grimes tires.
STL [N]	4	5	0	Grimes (8.2), Hallahan (0.1)	Watkins (1 on)

Team	R	H	E	Pitchers (inn. pit.)	Home Runs (men on)	Highlights
	Game 1 - October 3
STL [N]	8	13	2	D. Dean (9)	Medwick	The Cardinals capitalize on five errors by the Tigers' infield as Medwick leads the attack with four hits.
DET [A]	3	8	5	Crowder (5), Marberry (0.2), Hogsett (3.1)	Greenberg
	Game 2 - October 4
STL [N]	2	7	3	Hallahan (8.1), W. Walker (3)		Gee Walker, given a chance when Collins and Delancey fail to catch his pop foul, singles in the tieing run for the Tigers in the ninth. They go on to win in the twelfth when Goslin singles following walks to Gehringer and Greenberg.
DET [A]	3	7	0	Rowe (12)
	Game 3 - October 5
DET [A]	1	8	2	Bridges (4), Hogsett (4)		The Tigers leave 13 men on base as Martin's double and triple, and two runs he scores leads the Cardinals.
STL [N]	4	9	1	P. Dean (9)
	Game 4 - October 6
DET [A]	10	13	1	Auker (9)		Led by Greenberg's four hits, good for three RBI's, and Rogell's four RBI's, the Tigers even the Series.
STL [N]	4	10	5	Carlton (2.2), Vance (1.1), W. Walker (3.1), Haines (0.2)
	Game 5 - October 7
DET [A]	3	7	0	Bridges (9)	Gehringer	Bridges returns after a days rest and subdues the cardinals behind Gehringer's game-deciding homer in the sixth.
STL [N]	1	7	1	D. Dean (8), Carleton (1)	Delancey
	Game 6 - October 8
STL [N]	4	10	2	P. Dean (9)		Paul Dean aids in his own cause with a single in the seventh that sends in what proves to be the winning run.
DET [A]	3	7	1	Rowe (9)
	Game 7 - October 9
STL [N]	11	17	1	D. Dean (9)		The Cardinals easily win the Series on a seven-run third inning barrage which features Frisch's three-run double.
DET [A]	0	6	3	Auker (2.1), Rowe (0.1), Hogsett (0), Bridges (4.1), Marberry (1), Crowder (1)

Team Totals
Team	W	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	R	RBI	BA	BB	SO	ERA
NY [A]	4	134	37	7	0	9	27	25	.276	13	12	2.00
STL [N]	0	131	27	5	1	1	10	8	.206	11	29	6.09