Lou Gehrig hit .340 in his 17 year Hall of Fame career.
Lou Gehrig's career spanned the years 1923-1939. The Yankees were the only team he played for.
Lou Gehrig was not drafted. He was signed as a free agent by the New York Yankees in 1923. Yankees scout Paul Krichell went to watch him at a Columbia University game, in which Lou was the starting pitcher. After the game Krichell signed Lou for the rest of the season for $2,000 and a $1,500 signing bonus. Krichell persuaded Lou to stop pitching and focus just on being a hitter.
No. Lou Gehrig was of German descent.
Lou Gehrig won the American League MVP Award in 1927 and 1936.
Lou Gehrig hit .340 in his 17 year Hall of Fame career.
Lou Gehrig stole his first base on June 24, 1925.
In 1920 the 17 year old Lou Gehrig was attending New York School of Commerce.
Lou Gehrig's career spanned the years 1923-1939. The Yankees were the only team he played for.
Lou Gehrig was not drafted. He was signed as a free agent by the New York Yankees in 1923. Yankees scout Paul Krichell went to watch him at a Columbia University game, in which Lou was the starting pitcher. After the game Krichell signed Lou for the rest of the season for $2,000 and a $1,500 signing bonus. Krichell persuaded Lou to stop pitching and focus just on being a hitter.
Lou Gehrig was the model of consistency.
No. Lou Gehrig was of German descent.
No. Lou Gehrig was white.
Lou Gehrig won the American League MVP Award in 1927 and 1936.
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Yes. Lou Gehrig's mother was a maid.
He had a disease named after him known as: (Lou Gehrig's Disease)