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Mort Cooper after winning Game 5 of the 1944 World Series vs. the cross town St. Louis Browns, 2-0.
 
A close-up of Mort’s glove that he used in many a big game, as the ace of the St. Louis Cardinals pitching staff in the early-1940s.

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Mort Cooper's Glove

Mort Cooper was the ace of the St. Louis Cardinals pitching staff when they appeared in 3 straight World Series in 1942, ’43 and ’44. During those years, he won a combined 65 games (most in the majors), and was the 1942 NL MVP. A 4-time all-star, this is Mort’s glove that he used during his career. The glove originally came from the Cooper family and
"Cooper" is written in black on the pinky.




Mort and his glove

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