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Title: A General View
Date: 1953-02-21
Description: "[View] of the press conference at which the sale of the Cardinals was announced, in the sixth-floor board of directors room at the First National Bank, is shown here. From the left, seated at the front, are James P. Hickok executive vice president of the First National Bank; Saigh; Eberhard Anheuser, board chairman of Anheuser-Busch, Inc.; David R. Calhoun, president of the St. Louis Union Trust Company; August A. Busch Jr., president of Anheuser-Busch; Adalbert von Gontard, vice president; John L. Wilson (hidden by light), vice president; Warren Giles, National League president; Anthony A. Buford (standing), general attorney for the brewery; H. Norris Love, a brewery official, and William Walsingham Jr., who will continue as vice president in charge of operations of the baseball club."

Title: A Word Of Advice From A Wise Man
Date: 1954-07-30
Description: Three young players, attending the Cardinals' week-long camp at Busch Stadium are shown with Joe Mathes (right), head of the club's minor-league operations. The players, are from the left: Elbert Durden, first baseman from New Orleans; Dale Sanburn, first baseman from St. Louis, and Roger Brodbeck, Lemay Catcher.

Title: All Second Year Men
Date: 1955-04-10
Description: A marked image labeled as showing players (from left): Joe Frazier, Wally Moon, Gordon Jones, Joe Cunningham, and Brooks Lawrence.

Title: Bucha, Fusselman, and Sarni
Date: 1952-04-06
Description: An image of Johnny Bucha, Les Fusselman, and Bill Sarni (from left).

Title: A Great Play
Date: 1954-07-26
Description: "Kept the Cardinals from scoring in the fourth inning of yesterday's game with the Dodgers at Busch Stadium. Here Wally Moon is shown being nailed at the plate in the wind-up of a twin killing engineered by the Dodgers, who won, 2 to 1. The play started when Stan Musial grounded to First Baseman Gil Hodges, who stepped on first, then fired the ball to Catcher Roy Campanella to get Moon."

Title: Al Lang Field
Date: 1952
Description: An image of a game at Al Lang Field in 1952.

Title: An Old Hand And Three Hopefuls
Date: 1954-02-19
Description: Photo at the Cards' advance camp at DeLand, Fla. Dixie Walker (second from right), manager of the Houston Buffs, points out a thing or two to Catcher Dick Rand while the Boyer boys, Pitcher Cloyd (left) and Third Baseman Ken, pick up some general knowledge. Cloyd is confident he's recovered from sore-arm miseries while his brother is rated a promising infield prospect.

Title: Best In A Decade
Date: 1955-04-10
Description: "Is the tag hung on the 1955 Cardinal outfield of Wally Moon, Bill Virdon and Rip Repulski (left to right). The trio is rated in a class with the Musial-Moore-Slaughter group of the early 40's. Moon, last season's Rookie of the Year, was forced to yield his center field berth to rookie Virdon."

Title: Big Three
Date: 1954-04-04
Description: Image of St. Louis Cardinals pitchers identified as the "Big Three." From left: Harvey Haddix, Vic Raschi, and Gerry Staley.

Title: An Unnamed Cardinal Runs
Date: 1954
Description: A base run being made by an unidentified player for the St. Louis Cardinals.

Title: All Set For A Flying Start At National League Pennant
Date: 1952-04-15
Description: Here's how the Cardinals will look when they take on the Pirates in the season opener tonight at Sportsmans Park. From the left are Manager Eddie Stanky (who'll coach at third) and his starting nine made up of Shortstop Solly Hemus, Second Baseman Red Schoendienst, Left Fielder Stan Musial, Right Fielder Enos Slaughter, Center Fielder Wally Westlake, First Baseman Steve Bilko, Third Baseman Bill Johnson, Catcher Del Rice, and Pitcher Gerald Staley. (Globe-Democrat Photo)

Title: Another Try For Victory No. 16 By Harvey Haddix
Date: 1954-09-03
Description: "[Haddix] (extreme left), shown leaving yesterday's Ladies Day game with the Philadelphia Phillies at Busch Stadium, results in a defeat. Coach Bill Posedel (second from left) is starting the trek back to the dugout with Haddix. Other Cards gathered at the mound, from the left" Shortstop Alex Grammas, Third Baseman Ray Jablonski, Catcher Del Rice, relief hurler Joe Presko, Second Baseman Solly Hemus, relieving Red Schoendienst, and First Baseman Joe Cunningham."

Title: Alston and Cunningham
Date: 1955-04-10
Description: Players Tom Alston (left) and Joe Cunningham (right) pose for a shot in the spring of 1955.

Title: "What, No Elephant Trunks?"
Date: 1952-02-08
Description: The Cardinals' heavy gear doesn't get to Florida by rail express alone.Traveling Secretary Leo Ward (left) and property man Butch Yatkeman do a lot of paper work to help it along. They are shown in the course of the annual spring check yesterday.

Title: 1952 Pitchers
Date: 1952-04-06
Description: An image of four pitchers for the Cardinals in 1952. From left: Al Brazle, Dick Bokelmann, Gerry Staley, and Cliff Chambers.

Title: 1955 Cardinals Players
Date: 1955-04-10
Description: An image of players from left: Bill Sarni, Ken Boyer, Hal Smith, and Harry Elliott.

Title: 1955 Cardinals Outfielders
Date: 1955-04-10
Description: Cardinals outfielders from left: Bill Virdon, Harry Elliott, Rip Repulski, Wally Moon, and Stan Musial pose for a shot taken in April.

Title: A Game of Cards
Date: 1952-04-06
Description: An image of players Harry Brecheen (left) and Joe Presko (right) playing a game of cards together.

Title: Club House
Date: 1952
Description: An image of the St. Louis Cardinals club house in 1952

Title: Cardinals On A Base-Stealing Merry-Go-Round
Date: 1954-04-11
Description: Rookie First Baseman Tom Alston slides home on the pay-off end of a double steal in the third inning of yesterday's game with the Baltimore Orioles at Busch Stadium. Umpire Bill Jackowski spreads his arms in the "safe" gesture, while Catcher Clint Courtney can't even make a tag. While Alston stole home, Alex Grammas pilfered second. Alston, with two thefts, led the Birds who stole a total of six and walloped the former Browns, 8-3.

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