1936 R311, National Chicle Glossy St Louis Cardinals ⭐ The Gashouse Gang
I'm posting this card especially for all my great Cardinals friends in Manteland.❤
This picture of the "Gashouse Gang" is chock full of legendary hall of famers.
According to baseball lore, shortstop Leo Durocher actually coined the term "gashouse" to describe the Cardinals.
While mocking the clean-cut American League teams, he reportedly said: "They wouldn't even let us in that league over there. They think we're just a bunch of gashousers."

New York sportswriters picked up on the theme, and by the 1934 World Series, the name became a permanent badge of honor for the rowdy 1934 World Champions.

1936 R311, National Chicle Glossy, St Louis Cardinals Team ⭐ Gashouse Gang
Today's mail was an all-timer! I can't stop smiling.
Check off the old bucket list, one 1934-35 St. Louis Cardinals Gashouse Gang and the accompanying Hall of Famers.
1935 St. Louis Cardinals, famously nicknamed the “Gashouse Gang,” were defined by their gritty, hard-nosed style of play.
Led by future Hall of Fame second baseman & player-manager, Frankie Frisch, the Gashouse Gang included personalities like Dizzy Dean, Leo Durocher, Joe Medwick, and Rip Collins.