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it marked the end of a streak of 2,130 consecutive games played dating back to 1925. The record would stand until 1995 when it was broken by Cal Ripken Jr. The “Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day ...

More often than not they stay well past their peak, unable to leave their life’s work behind ... the greatest speech in sporting history. Lou Gehrig was a New York Yankees legend, second ...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - On Sunday, people in ballparks across the U.S. honored baseball legend Lou Gehrig, and raised awareness for the disease that he fought at the end of his life: ALS.

New York-based life sciences developer Taconic Partners this week announced plans to build a 200K SF lab project on the 94 th Street site in Manhattan where baseball great Lou Gehrig was born.

The first cause she mentioned was ALS (amyotrophic lateral schlerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease ... like I would probably end up taking medicine to end my own life.' ...

“I suppose I never felt more discouraged in my whole life than I did ... the Eastern League, Gehrig wrote in a 1927 syndicated column, compiled in Alan D Gaff’s Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir.