
St. Louis Browns (1902-1953)
First Game Played April 23, 1902
Last Game Played September 28, 1953
Alternate Logo
Logo 1952-1953

Historical Moments
When the Milwaukee franchise moved to St. Louis in the American League's second season, they lured several valuable players from the city's National League Cardinals, including 1901 batting champ Jesse Burkett, star shortstop Bobby Wallace, and the Cards three best pitchers.
They also took on the Cardinals' discarded nickname, becoming the new St. Louis Browns.
The Browns would go to finish a solid second-place record of 78-58.
St. Louis Browns (1902-1953) Best

Allen Southoron
1914-1915, 1917-1921

Baby Doll Jacobson
1915-1926

Barney Pelty
1903-1912

Bill Veeck
Owner 1951-1953

Bob Mahoney
1951-1952

Bobby Wallace
1902-1916

Bobo Newsom
1934-1935, 1938

Branch Rickey
MGR 1913-1915

Bump Hadley
1932-1934

Burt Shotton
1909, 1911-17

Chet Laabs
1939-1946

Del Pratt
1912-1917

Don Haffner
1938-1943

Don Larsen
1953

Eddie Gaedel

Elam Vangilder
1919-1927
St. Louis Browns (1902-1953) Stadiums

1902-1953
Championship Teams

1944 American League Champions
St. Louis Browns