1922 Yankees vs Browns: Meusel Scores Against Severeid
This page from the 1923 Spalding's Official Base Ball Guide captures a moment of action at home plate involving players from the St. Louis team and the New York Yankees. The scene depicts Severeid, a player from St. Louis, diving in an effort to tag out Meusel of the Yankees. Despite the attempt, Severeid was unable to tag Meusel out, resulting in St. Louis losing the play. The image reflects the competitive tension of Major League Baseball during this era, marked by the prominence of teams like the Yankees, who were known for their strong lineup in the 1920s, including players like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Meusel was a notable player for the Yankees, forming part of their powerhouse lineup that dominated much of the decade.