Lou Gehrig Major League debut 100th anniversary
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10 Things You Didn't Know About Lou Gehrig - HowTheyPlay
June 3, 1932: Lou Gehrig hits four home runs, Tony Lazzeri hits for cycle in Yankees romp – Society for American Baseball Research
TSN Archives: How Lou Gehrig described his weakening condition, end of streak to The Sporting News in 1939 | Sporting News
Lou Gehrig Is The New York Yankees' First Honored Legend
How Baseball Players Became Celebrities | The New Yorker
Iron Horse, Steel Will | Baseball Hall of Fame
Lou Gehrig Day: MLB Raising ALS Awareness - The New York Times
Lou Gehrig killed by baseball not Lou Gehrig's disease, study findings suggest | Medical research | The Guardian
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Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig kickstarted 1936 Yankees into era of dominance - Pinstripe Alley
Gehrig, Lou | Baseball Hall of Fame
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Did Lou Gehrig Actually Have Lou Gehrig's Disease? Brain Trauma, ALS, and CTE with Motor Neuron Disease — Julie Stamm
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Lou Gehrig is the most Ruthian Yankee of all time - Pinstripe Alley
Lou Gehrig Used Fake Name as a Rookie on the Hartford Senators
Bat Used by Lou Gehrig in 1938 Sells at Auction for $715,120 - The New York Times
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