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Sportsman's Park III National League Firsts
aka Busch Stadium (1953-66)
St. Louis, MO
This park was used by the AL Browns 1909-1953.
For the stadium lasts, click here.
| Game | 07/01/1920 | Pirates 6, Cardinals 2 (10 innings) |
| Umpires | Charlie Moran, Cy Rigler | |
| Managers | Branch Rickey, Cardinals | |
| George Gibson, Pirates | ||
| Starting Pitchers | Ferdie Schupp, Cardinals | |
| Hal Carlson, Pirates | ||
| Ceremonial Pitch | None | |
| Attendance | 18,000 (est.) | |
| Batting | ||
| Batter | Carson Bigbee (walk) | |
| Hit | Billy Southworth (single) | |
| Run | Carson Bigbee | |
| RBI | Max Carey | |
| Single | Billy Southworth | |
| Double | Howdy Caton | |
| Triple | Carson Bigbee | |
| Home Run | Cliff Heathcote | |
| Grand Slam | Rogers Hornsby (06/21/1921) | |
| IPHR | Ivey Wingo (04/29/1921) | |
| Stolen Base | Cliff Heathcote | |
| Sacrifice Hit | Doc Lavan | |
| Sacrifice Fly | Rogers Hornsby (07/03/1920) | |
| Cycle | Chick Hafey (08/21/1930) | |
| Pitching | ||
| Win | Hal Carlson | |
| Loss | Bill Sherdel | |
| Shutout | Bill Doak (07/02/1920) | |
| Save | N/A | |
| Hit by Pitch | Bill Sherdel hit Buck Herzog (07/05/1920 Gm 2) | |
| Wild Pitch | Ferdie Schupp | |
| Balk | Bill Hubbell (08/29/1920) | |
| No-Hitter | Jesse Haines (07/17/1924) |