Roy Sievers. Member of Baseball’s 300 Club.

Hail To The Chief. A Stellar career on the mound.

Cleveland hurler Mel Harder pitched for 20 seasons and still holds the club record for career games pitched at 582. He later became an outstanding pitching coach.

Billy Bruton: Defensive Wizard

Billy broke in with the Milwaukee Braves and led the NL in stolen bases his rookie year and the next two seasons. In the 1958 World Series vs the Yankees he was 7 for 17 at the plate for the Braves.

Earl Battey: A Marvel Behind The Plate

Earl Battey put on a clinic catching throughout his career in the Big leagues. The four time All Star compiled a .990 career fielding percentage behind the plater throwing out 43.44 percent of base runners attempting to steal.

Roy Sievers. Member of Baseball’s 300 Club.

A low profile netted high offensive numbers for the 1949 AL Rookie of the Year. The 5 time All-Star led the league in Home runs and RBI in 1957.

Jack Buck: A Voice For All Seasons

Jack Buck was an American original. The voice of the St. Louis Cardinals for close to a half century. He displayed his versatility calling games for the NFL, NHL, and NBA. Mr. Buck served in the Army during WWII earning a Purple Heart.