Terry Lemons, is a former White House reporter and St. Louis native. After graduating from the University of Missouri, he worked as a newspaper reporter for the Springfield News-Leader and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, later moving to Washington, D.C., in the 1990s to cover the Clinton White House and Congress.
He is the author of “The Year St. Louis Became A Baseball Town: The Cardinals, Babe Ruth & The 1926 World Series," published by Arcadia Publishing. 
Ozzie Smith tells Missouri History Museum’s Adam Kloppe that it’s not a reach for the new crop of Cardinals to excel. By Terry Lemons Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith likes what he sees in the […]
Opening Weekend Oct. 3-4 Features Ozzie Smith, Player Appearances, Book Signings By Terry Lemons The history and culture of St. Louis intertwines with baseball, and a new exhibit at the Missouri History Museum takes a […]
By Terry Lemons A century ago this week, the St. Louis Cardinals ended years of franchise frustration by capping off a hard-fought pennant race with a dramatic road win on the season’s final Friday. The […]
By Terry Lemons In a moment that’s been a century in the making, members of Cardinals pitcher Bill “Wee Willie” Sherdel’s family relished seeing his legacy honored with a long-awaited induction into the team’s Hall […]
By Terry Lemons With the Cardinals Hall of Fame induction weekend approaching, fans shouldn’t overlook a vital piece of baseball history right next to the ballpark. That’s the actual Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum. […]
Late-Season Series At Sportsman’s Park Against Pirates Turns Tide for 1926 Pennant By Terry Lemons A century ago in the closing weeks of a dramatic pennant race, the St. Louis Cardinals faced a showdown against […]
A Century Later, Overlooked Hero Bill Sherdel Joins Cardinals Greats “Wee Willie” Baffled Babe Ruth, Led St. Louis to 1926, 1928 World Series By Terry Lemons Author of “The Year St. Louis Became A Baseball […]
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