The Brown's win their first pennant since joining the league in 1902.
The all-St. Louis World Series. The Browns had great pitching with an era of 1.49. Denny Galehouse threw 18 innings and gave up 3 earned runs while Kramer pitched 11 with no earned runs.
In the six games the Browns gave up 9 earned runs and and the Cardinal 12. The Browns committed 10 errors to the Cardinals 1. Giving the Cardinals a total of 16 runs compared to the Browns 12.
The all-St. Louis World Series. The Browns had great pitching with an era of 1.49. Denny Galehouse threw 18 innings and gave up 3 earned runs while Kramer pitched 11 with no earned runs.
In the six games the Browns gave up 9 earned runs and and the Cardinal 12. The Browns committed 10 errors to the Cardinals 1. Giving the Cardinals a total of 16 runs compared to the Browns 12.
1944 World Series - St. Louis Cardinals 4 - St. Louis Browns - 2
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St. Louis Cardinals - 105 - 49
Pittsburgh Pirates - 90- 63 Cincinnati Reds - 89 - 65 Chicago Cubs - 75 - 79 New York Giants - 67 - 87 Boston Braves - 65 - 89 Brooklyn Dodgers - 63 - 91 Philadelphia Phillies - 61 - 92 |
St. Louis Browns - 89 - 65
Detroit Tigers - 88 - 66 New York Yankees - 83 - 71 Boston Red Sox - 77 - 77 Cleveland Indians - 72 - 82 Philadelphia Athletics - 72 - 82 Chicago White Sox - 71 - 83 Washington Senators - 64 - 90 |
NL - MVP
NL - RBI - 121 Marty Marion |
NL - BA - 357
Dixie Walker |
NL - HR - 33
Bill Nicholson |
NL - ERA - 2.38
Ed Heusser |
NL - K/9 - 5.7
Max Lanier |
AL - BA - 327
Lou Bordeau |
AL - HR - 22
Nick Ettens |
AL - RBI - 109
Vern Stephens |
AL - MVP AL - K/9 - 5.4 Hal Newhouser |
AL - ERA - 2.12
Dizzy Trout |
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