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Top 100 Yankees: No. 3 Lou Gehrig - Pinstripe Alley
At the time of his MLB retirement in 1939, where would sportswriters have ranked Lou Gehrig in terms of the greatest players of all time? - Quora
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Baseball-Reference.com - On this day in 1939, Lou Gehrig‚ age 36‚ was unanimously elected to Baseball's Hall of Fame‚ waiving the usual five-year waiting period for the sole player to get in
Lou Gehrig - Wikipedia
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Lou Gehrig - Wikipedia
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Lou Gehrig hits his final homerun - This Day In Baseball
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