Lou Gehrig Fan Club

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@mattdahlgren12 Fan Club cards for Gehrig and Babe Dahlgren. Karl Wingler was baseball’s first official historian and Stan Carlson wrote the only Gehrig book that was published during Gehrig’s lifetime in 1940.

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Big swing and a miss? A foul? Probably a mile high pop up to the pitcher’s mound

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Stereoview by NovelView. This is from a 9 card lot that showed scenes from the 1936 World Series.

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Here’s a nice picture of Lou Gehrig in the 1983 design from a 1927 Sport magazine !? 🤯🤪
Next to a custom card in the 1983 design from c.2020

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Created a TV commercial for the fan club. Haha Ai has some fantastic features

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Everett Scott shown being honored for playing in his 1,000th consecutive game, would own the MLB record of 1,307 games before Gehrig eclipsed him in 1933.

Everett a man of many talents also “wrote” a children’s baseball-themed book.

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Huskies ad, circa 1936-1938.

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It’s spring time and the links are open!

Here is a pic from 1932 of Gehrig on the “Old White” course at the Greenbrier Golf Club in West Virginia.

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July 12, 1923 program. Yankees at White Sox.
Yankees win 10-6, Babe Ruth hits his 217th career home run.
Rookie Lou Gehrig is listed on the bench, Lou had just achieved his first career hit on 7/7/23 while playing in St. Louis the series before.

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1934 Goudey Gum, join Lou Gehrig Knot Hole Club.
Fans had to send in Goudey wrappers, various quantities of wrappers equating to different types of prizes.
First was Knot Hole Club membership which included a patch, membership card & brochure with details about prizes available.

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Exclusive stories from Lou Gehrig's career are the heart of our community. We bring fans closer, spark conversations, and deepen support for ALS research. Join us to see baseball's legacy and be part of something bigger.

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Lou Gehrig's story goes beyond the stats. 2,130 consecutive games. The "Iron Horse." A farewell speech that still moves us. Join the Lou Gehrig Fan Club community and keep his legacy alive.

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Every baseball fan can be part of something bigger.

Celebrate Lou Gehrig's legacy while making a real impact. Join a community that honors the Iron Horse and supports important research through your passion.

Step up—your fandom can change lives.

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In your opinion:
What was Lou Gehrig’s most iconic moment ?

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🚨 The Lou Gehrig Fan Club Store just got a refresh!

💯 % of all proceeds now go directly to @ALSCureProject (EIN: 84-3289802) — no middleman, no profit. Just 💙 and purpose.

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100th anniversary of Lou Gehrig’s biggest high school baseball triumph. A grand slam out of Wrigley Field.

June 26, 1920 New York’s HS of Commerce won the “national” HS championship.

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“touted as the Babe Ruth of the high schools .”

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Published in the New Yorker August 10, 1929.
Artwork by Peter Arno

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