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American baseball owner and manager Baseball player

Stanley Robison

Owner / Manager
Born: (1854-03-30)March 30, 1854 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Died: March 24, 1911(1911-03-24) (aged 56) Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.
Batted: UnknownThrew: Unknown
MLB debut
August 10, 1905, for the St. Louis Cardinals
Last MLB appearance
October 8, 1905, for the St. Louis Cardinals
MLB statistics
Games managed	50
Win–loss record	19–31
Winning %	.380

Teams
St. Louis Cardinals (1905)

Martin Stanford "Stanley" Robison (March 30, 1854 – March 24, 1911) was an American owner and manager in Major League Baseball. Robison was the owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1899 to 1911, along with his brother Frank. He was also part-owner of the Cleveland Spiders for most of their existence, from 1887 to 1899. During the 1905 season, he took over as manager of the Cardinals for the final 50 games. He finished with a managerial record of 19 wins, 31 losses in 50 games. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he died in Cleveland, Ohio, where he is interred at Lake View Cemetery.

References

"Stan Robison's career statistics". retrosheet.org. Retrosheet, Inc. Retrieved 2009-08-05.

External links

Baseball-Reference manager page

Cleveland Spiders

Defunct; existed 1887–1899
Formerly the Forest Citys and Cleveland Blues
Based in Cleveland, Ohio

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Spring training: Whittington Park

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1895

Hall of Famers

*Primary team: Cleveland Spiders

League affiliations

American Association (1887–1888)
National League (1889–1899)

Seasons (13)
1880s	1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889
1890s	1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899

v t e Principal owners of the St. Louis Cardinals franchise
Chris von der Ahe Frank & Stanley Robison Helene Hathaway Britton Sam Breadon Robert E. Hannegan & Fred Saigh Fred Saigh Gussie Busch Anheuser-Busch William DeWitt Jr.

v t e St. Louis Cardinals managers
Ned Cuthbert (1882) Ted Sullivan (1883) Charles Comiskey (1883) Jimmy Williams (1884) Charles Comiskey (1884–1889) Tommy McCarthy (1890) John Kerins (1890) Chief Roseman (1890) Count Campau (1890) Joe Gerhardt (1890) Charles Comiskey (1891) Jack Glasscock (1892) Cub Stricker (1892) Jack Crooks (1892) George Gore (1892) Bob Caruthers (1892) Bill Watkins (1893) Doggie Miller (1894) Al Buckenberger (1895) Chris von der Ahe (1895) Joe Quinn (1895) Lew Phelan (1895) Harry Diddlebock (1896) Arlie Latham (1896) Chris von der Ahe (1896) Roger Connor (1896) Tommy Dowd (1896–1897) Hugh Nicol (1897) Bill Hallman (1897) Chris von der Ahe (1897) Tim Hurst (1898) Patsy Tebeau (1899–1900) Louie Heilbroner (1900) Patsy Donovan (1901–1903) Kid Nichols (1904–1905) Jimmy Burke (1905) Stanley Robison (1905) John McCloskey (1906–1908) Roger Bresnahan (1909–1912) Miller Huggins (1913–1917) Jack Hendricks (1918) Branch Rickey (1919–1925) Rogers Hornsby (1925–1926) Bob O'Farrell (1927) Bill McKechnie (1928) Billy Southworth (1929) Gabby Street (1929) Bill McKechnie (1929) Gabby Street (1930–1933) Frankie Frisch (1933–1938) Mike González (1938) Ray Blades (1939–1940) Mike González (1940) Billy Southworth (1940–1945) Eddie Dyer (1946–1950) Marty Marion (1951) Eddie Stanky (1952–1955) Harry Walker (1955) Fred Hutchinson (1956–1958) Stan Hack (1958) Solly Hemus (1959–1961) Johnny Keane (1961–1964) Red Schoendienst (1965–1976) Vern Rapp (1977–1978) Jack Krol (1978) Ken Boyer (1978–1980) Jack Krol (1980) Whitey Herzog (1980) Red Schoendienst (1980) Whitey Herzog (1981–1990) Red Schoendienst (1990) Joe Torre (1990–1995) Mike Jorgensen (1995) Tony La Russa (1996–2011) Mike Matheny (2012–2018) Mike Shildt (2018–2021) Oliver Marmol (2022–present)

St. Louis Cardinals managers

Ned Cuthbert (1882)
Ted Sullivan (1883)
Charles Comiskey (1883)
Jimmy Williams (1884)
Charles Comiskey (1884–1889)
Tommy McCarthy (1890)
John Kerins (1890)
Chief Roseman (1890)
Count Campau (1890)
Joe Gerhardt (1890)
Charles Comiskey (1891)
Jack Glasscock (1892)
Cub Stricker (1892)
Jack Crooks (1892)
George Gore (1892)
Bob Caruthers (1892)
Bill Watkins (1893)
Doggie Miller (1894)
Al Buckenberger (1895)
Chris von der Ahe (1895)
Joe Quinn (1895)
Lew Phelan (1895)
Harry Diddlebock (1896)
Arlie Latham (1896)
Chris von der Ahe (1896)
Roger Connor (1896)
Tommy Dowd (1896–1897)
Hugh Nicol (1897)
Bill Hallman (1897)
Chris von der Ahe (1897)
Tim Hurst (1898)
Patsy Tebeau (1899–1900)
Louie Heilbroner (1900)
Patsy Donovan (1901–1903)
Kid Nichols (1904–1905)
Jimmy Burke (1905)
Stanley Robison (1905)
John McCloskey (1906–1908)
Roger Bresnahan (1909–1912)
Miller Huggins (1913–1917)
Jack Hendricks (1918)
Branch Rickey (1919–1925)
Rogers Hornsby (1925–1926)
Bob O'Farrell (1927)
Bill McKechnie (1928)
Billy Southworth (1929)
Gabby Street (1929)
Bill McKechnie (1929)
Gabby Street (1930–1933)
Frankie Frisch (1933–1938)
Mike González (1938)
Ray Blades (1939–1940)
Mike González (1940)
Billy Southworth (1940–1945)
Eddie Dyer (1946–1950)
Marty Marion (1951)
Eddie Stanky (1952–1955)
Harry Walker (1955)
Fred Hutchinson (1956–1958)
Stan Hack (1958)
Solly Hemus (1959–1961)
Johnny Keane (1961–1964)
Red Schoendienst (1965–1976)
Vern Rapp (1977–1978)
Jack Krol (1978)
Ken Boyer (1978–1980)
Jack Krol (1980)
Whitey Herzog (1980)
Red Schoendienst (1980)
Whitey Herzog (1981–1990)
Red Schoendienst (1990)
Joe Torre (1990–1995)
Mike Jorgensen (1995)
Tony La Russa (1996–2011)
Mike Matheny (2012–2018)
Mike Shildt (2018–2021)
Oliver Marmol (2022–present)

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