1875
1876
N. L. ERA Leader (1.23)
George Bradley (SLB)
No-Hitter:
George Bradley (SLB)
vs. Hartford Dark Blues (2-0)
1877
1882
A. A. Home Run Leader (7)
Oscar Walker (SLB)
1883
1884
1885
A. A. Wins Leader (40)
Bob Caruthers (SLB)
A. L. ERA Leader (2.07)
Bob Caruthers (SLB)
Hosted 1885 World Series
Neutral Site – Games 2-4
Chicago White Stockings (NL)
St. Louis Browns (AA)
1886
A. A. Co-Wins Leader (41)
Dave Foutz (SLB)
A. A. ERA Leader (2.11)
Dave Foutz (SLB)
A. A. RBI Leader (107)
Tip O’Neill (SLB)
Cycle:
Fred “Sure Shot” Dunlap (SLB)
vs. New York Gothams
Browns Defeat White Stockings
Win World Series 4-2
1887
A. A. Home Run Leader (14)
Tip O’Neill (SLB)
A. A. Batting Champion (.435)
Tip O’Neill (SLB)
A. A. RBI Leader (123)
Tip O’Neill (SLB)
A. A. Co-Triples Leader (19)
Tip O’Neill (SLB)
Cycle:
Tip O’Neill (SLB)
vs. Cleveland Blues
Cycle:
Tip O’Neill (SLB)
vs. Louisville Colonels
1888
A. A. Wins Leader (45)
Silver King (SLB)
A. A. Batting Champion (.335)
Tip O’Neill (SLB)
A. A. ERA Leader (1.63)
Silver King (SLB)
A. A. Stolen Base Leader (109)
Arlie Latham (SLB)
Browns Defeat Giants
Win World Series 6-4
1889
A. A. ERA Leader (2.25)
Jack Stivetts (SLB)
1890
A. A. Home Run Leader (9)
Count Campau (SLB)
A. A. Stolen Base Leader (140)
Tommy McCarthy (SLB)
Ed Cartwright (SLB)
Two Home Runs
3rd Inning
vs. Philadelphia Athletics
1891
A. A. Strikeout Leader (259)
Jack Stivetts (SLB)
No Hitter:
Ted Breitenstein (SLB)
vs. Louisville Colonels (8-0)
First Major League Start
1902
1903
1904
1905
No Hitter:
Weldon Henley (PHI)
vs. St. Louis Browns (6-0)
1906
A. L. Batting Champion (.358)
George Stone (SLB)
No Hitter:
Mal Eason (BKN)
vs. St. Louis Cardinals (2-0)
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
Cycle:
Tris Speaker (BOS)
vs. St. Louis Browns
Eddie Collins (PHA)
Steals 2nd, 3rd & Home
7th Inning
vs. St. Louis Browns
Six Stolen Bases
Eddie Collins (PHA)
vs. St. Louis Browns
1913
1914
1915
1916
A. L. RBI Leader (103)
Del Pratt (SLB)
1917
No Hitter:
Ed Cicotte (CHI)
vs. St. Louis Browns (11-0)
No Hitter:
Ernie Koob (SLB)
vs. Chicago White Sox (1-0)
No Hitter:
Bob Groom (SLB)
vs. Chicago White Sox (3-0)
1918
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (45)
George Sisler (SLB)
1919
1920
A. L. Batting Champion (.407)
George Sisler (SLB)
N. L. Batting Champion (.370)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
N. L. Co-RBI Leader (94)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
Cycle:
George Sisler (SLB)
vs. Washington Senators
1921
A. L. Co-Wins Leader (27)
Urban Shocker (SLB)
N. L. Batting Champion (.397)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
N. L. ERA Leader (2.59)
Bill Doak (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (126)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (35)
George Sisler (SLB)
A. L. Co-Triples Leader (18)
Jack Tobin (SLB)
A. L. Co-Triples Leader (18)
George Sisler (SLB)
N. L. Co-Triples Leader (18)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
1922
A. L. Most Valuable Player
George Sisler (SLB)
A. L. Home Run Leader (39)
Ken Williams (SLB)
N. L. Home Run Leader (42)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
A. L. Batting Champion (.420)
George Sisler (SLB)
N. L. Batting Champion (.401)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
N. L. ERA Leader (2.63)
Phil Douglas (SLC)
A. L. RBI Leader (155)
Ken Williams (SLB)
N. L. RBI Leader (152)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
A. L. Strikeout Leader (149)
Urban Shocker (SLB)
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (51)
George Sisler (SLB)
A. L. Triples Leader (18)
George Sisler (SLB)
Ken Williams (SLB)
Two Home Runs
6th Inning
vs. Washington Senators
1923
N. L. Batting Champion (.384)
Rogers Hornsby (STL)
1924
N. L. Batting Champion (.424)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
1924
No Hitter:
Jesse Haines (SLC)
vs. Boston Braves (5-0)
1925
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
N. L. Home Run Leader (39)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
N. L. Batting Champion (.403)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (143)
Rogers Hornsby (SLC)
1926
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Bob O’Farrell (SLC)
N. L. Co-Wins Leader (20)
Flint Rhem (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (120)
Jim Bottomley (SLC)
1927
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (27)
George Sisler (SLB)
N. L. Stolen Base Leader (48)
Frankie Frisch (SLC)
1928
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Jim Bottomley (SLC)
N. L. Co-Home Run Leader (31)
Jim Bottomley (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (136)
Jim Bottomley (SLC)
N. L. Triples Leader (20)
Jim Bottomley (SLC)
Yankees Defeat Cardinals
Win World Series 4-0
1929
1930
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Strikeout Leader (177)
Bill Hallahan (SLC)
Cycle:
Chick Hafey (SLC)
vs. Philadelphia Phillies
1931
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Frankie Frisch (SLC)
N. L. Co-Wins Leader (19)
Bill Hallahan (SLC)
N. L. Batting Champion (.349)
Chick Hafey (SLC)
N. L. Strikeout Leader (159)
Bill Hallahan (SLC)
N. L. Stolen Base Leader (28)
Frankie Frisch (SLC)
Cardinals Defeat Athletics
Win World Series 4-3
1932
N. L. Strikeout Leader (191)
Dizzy Dean (SLC)
1933
N. L. Strikeout Leader (199)
Dizzy Dean (SLC)
N. L. Stolen Base Leader (26)
Pepper Martin (SLC)
Cycle:
Chuck Klein (PHI)
vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Cycle:
Babe Herman (CHC)
vs. St. Louis Cardinals
1934
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Dizzy Dean (SLC)
N. L. Co-Home Run Leader (35)
Ripper Collins (SLC)
N. L. Wins Leader (30)
Dizzy Dean (SLC)
N. L. Strikeout Leader (195)
Dizzy Dean (SLC)
N. L. Stolen Base Leader (23)
Pepper Martin (SLC)
N. L. Triples Leader (18)
Joe “Ducky” Medwick (SLC)
No Hitter:
Bobo Newsom (SLB)
vs. Boston Red Sox (1-2)
No Hitter:
Paul Dean (SLC)
vs. Brooklyn Dodgers (3-0)
1935
N. L. Wins Leader (28)
Dizzy Dean (SLC)
N. L. Strikeout Leader (190)
Dizzy Dean (SLC)
1936
N. L. RBI Leader (138)
Joe “Ducky” Medwick (SLC)
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (37)
Lyn Lary (SLB)
N. L. Stolen Base Leader (23)
Pepper Martin (SLC)
1937
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Joe “Ducky” Medwick (SLC)
N. L. Co-Home Run Leader (31)
Joe “Ducky” Medwick (SLC)
N. L. Batting Champion (.374)
Joe “Ducky” Medwick (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (154)
Joe “Ducky” Medwick (SLC)
1938
N. L. RBI Leader (122)
Joe “Ducky” Medwick (SLC)
N. L. Triples Leader (16)
Johnny Mize (SLC)
1939
N. L. Home Run Leader (28)
Johnny Mize (SLC)
N. L. Batting Champion (.339)
Johnny Mize (SLC)
Cycle:
Sam Chapman (PHA)
vs. St. Louis Browns
1940
N. L. Home Run Leader (43)
Johnny Mize (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (137)
Johnny Mize (SLC)
National League 4
American League 0
Cycle:
Johnny Mize (SLC)
vs. New York Giants
1941
Cycle:
George McQuinn (SLB)
vs. Boston Red Sox
1942
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Mort Cooper (SLC)
N. L. Wins Leader (22)
Mort Cooper (SLC)
N. L. ERA Leader (1.78)
Mort Cooper (SLC)
N. L. Triples Leader (17)
Enos Slaughter (SLC)
1943
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. Co-Wins Leader (21)
Mort Cooper (SLC)
N. L. Batting Champion (.357)
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. ERA Leader (1.90)
Max Lanier (SLC)
N. L. Triples Leader (20)
Stan Musial (SLC)
Yankees Defeat Cardinals
Win World Series 4-1
1944
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Marty Marion (SLC)
A. L. RBI Leader (109)
Vern Stephens (SLB)
Cardinals Defeat Browns
Win World Series 4-2
1945
A. L. Home Run Leader (24)
Vern Stephens (SLB)
N. L. Wins Leader (23)
Red Barrett (SLC/BOS)
N. L. Stolen Base Leader (26)
Red Schoendienst (SLC)
1946
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. Wins Leader (21)
Howie Pollet (SLC)
N. L. Batting Champion (.365)
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. ERA Leader (2.10)
Howie Pollet (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (130)
Enos Slaughter (SLC)
N. L. Triples Leader (20)
Stan Musial (SLC)
Rudy York Hits
Two Grand Slams
Slaughter’s Mad Dash
Cardinals Defeat Red Sox
Win World Series
1947
N. L. Batting Champion (.363)
Harry “The Hat” Walker (SLC/PHI)
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (34)
Bob Dillinger (SLC)
N. L. Triples Leader (16)
Harry Walker (SLC/PHI)
1948
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. Batting Champion (.376)
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. ERA Leader (2.24)
Harry Brecheen (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (131)
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. Strikeout Leader (149)
Harry Brecheen (SLC)
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (28)
Bob Dillinger (SLB)
N. L. Triples Leader (18)
Stan Musial (SLC)
American League 5
National League 2
Cycle:
Jackie Robinson (BKN)
vs. St. Louis Cardinals
1949
A.L. Rookie of the Year
Roy Sievers (SLB)
A. L. Stolen Base Leader (20)
Bob Dillinger (SLB)
N. L. Co-Triples Leader (13)
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. Co-Triples Leader (13)
Enos Slaughter (SLC)
1950
N. L. Batting Champion (.346)
Stan Musial (SLC)
1951
N. L. Batting Champion (.355)
Stan Musial (SLC)
N. L. Co-Triples Leader (12)
Stan Musial (SLC)
3’6″ Eddie Gaedel Pinch Hits
for the St. Louis Browns
1952
N. L. Batting Champion (.336)
Stan Musial (SLC)
1953
No Hitter:
Bobo Holloman (SLB)
vs. Philadelphia A’s (6-0)
1954
N.L. Rookie of the Year
Wally Moon (SLC)
1955
N.L. Rookie of the Year
Bill Virdon (SLC)
1956
N. L. RBI Leader (109)
Stan Musial (SLC)
1957
N. L. Batting Champion (.351)
Stan Musial (SLC)
1958
1959
1960
N.L. Fireman of the Year
Lindy McDaniel (SLC)
N. L. Co-Wins Leader (21)
Ernie Broglio (SLC)
1961
Cycle:
Ken Boyer (SLC)
vs. Chicago Cubs
1962
Maury Wills Breaks Ty Cobb’s
Single Season Stolen Base Record (97)
1963
1964
N. L. Champions
St. Louis Cardinals
N. L. Most Valuable Player
Ken Boyer (SLC)
N. L. RBI Leader (119)
Ken Boyer (SLC)
Cycle:
Willie Stargell (PIT)
vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals Defeat Yankees
Win World Series 4-3
1965
1966
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