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The history of the St Louis Browns is cursed with the famous slogan "First in shoes, first in booze, and last in the American League." Where there is historical truth behind this statement, it places a blemish on the 764 players that made up the Browns from 1902 through 1953. These teams were built around players who did reach the highest levels of the game. They had one of the greatest hitters of the era, one of the best hitting outfields in MLB history, and a single team that came within two wins of a World Championship. With every Hall of Fame player that donned the Browns uniform, there were dozens of "Moonlight Graham" players. These were the players that enjoyed a single game, single at bat, or single moment that would identify them as MLB players. 

This website is designed to acknowledge and remember the teams that this historical franchise. It is dedicated to every player who played for the Browns, along the families and fans that remember the accomplishments of these teams. The idea is that by remembering each player, and their accomplishments, their memory will never pass away. There are too many young baseball fans who do not understand where baseball has evolved from, and the players from the past were also great athletes, 

Every Browns player deserves to be remembered.

Special Thanks and Appreciation needs to go to Bill Rogers, one of the founding members of the St. Louis Browns Historical Society. Bill Rogers' enthusiasm toward the memories of this team, sparked the curiosity and motivation for this website. Without him, the idea of this site would not have existed.

ST. LOUIS BROWNS HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Since October of 1984, this organization has worked to keep the memory of the Browns alive across the country. With membership over 500 strong, the "Browns Fan Club" promotes the Browns through the "Pop Flies Magazine", quarterly zoom meetings, yearly luncheons, and partnership events with the Gateway Grizzlies. Led by St. Louis baseball historian, Ed Wheatley, This strong organization will continue to work to make sure the St. Louis Browns will always be remembered.

Please visit the Browns Fan Club website at;

www.thestlbrowns.com

Information for this site was gathered from a group of books, articles, and other websites. Special thanks to Baseball Reference and the Society of American Baseball Reference 

Special Thanks goes to my wife, Amy, who always believes in me