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Jeter passes Gehrig on Yankees' all-time hit list: Derek Jeter broke the New York Yankees' hit record held by Lou Gehrig for more than seven decades Friday night. He did it with a single to right field in the third inning.<p><a href="http://feedads.g.doubleclick.net/~at/NeC_Oh-lI6WjEC-grpvUzGX3bIs/0/da"><img src="http://feedads.g.doubleclick.net/~at/NeC_Oh-lI6WjEC-grpvUzGX3bIs/0/di" border="0" ismap="true"></img></a><br/><a href="http://feedads.g.doubleclick.net/~at/NeC_Oh-lI6WjEC-grpvUzGX3bIs/1/da"><img src="http://feedads.g.doubleclick.net/~at/NeC_Oh-lI6WjEC-grpvUzGX3bIs/1/di" border="0" ismap="true"></img></a></p><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/UsatodaycomMlbNl-TopStories/~4/GS6GODKewJM" height="1" width="1"/>
Charity begins at home plate: Going to Fenway Park for Red Sox-Mariners Saturday? Bring a box of tissue. Bring your checkbook, too. Boston's ancient baseball theater will be one of 15 major league parks honoring the 70th anniversary of Lou Gehrig's farewell speech (“I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of this earth'') and raising funds to support ALS research. It's called“4ALS ...
A's beat: Giambi can appreciate Gehrig: For seven years, Jason Giambi played Lou Gehrig's position for Gehrig's old team, so he had somewhat of a connection when the 70th anniversary of Gehrig's luckiest-man-on-the-face-of-the-earth speech was acknowledged before Saturday's game. "Anybody who's a...
MLB pays tribute to Gehrig on speech anniversary: Derek Jeter helped Major League Baseball commemorate the 70th anniversary of Lou Gehrig's luckiest man speech Saturday, reading the famous line from the icon's stirring words during a video tribute before the New York Yankees' game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Humiliation, not glory, in Yankee Stadium opener: The Yankees opened baseball's fanciest and priciest ballpark Thursday with a performance that would have embarrassed Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and other stars from their famous pinstriped past.
Yankees embarrassed at new stadium opener: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and other stars from the New York Yankees' famous pinstriped past would have been embarrassed.
Yankees flop in opener: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and other stars from the New York Yankees' famous pinstriped past would have been embarrassed.
AL | Disappointing stadium debut for Yankees: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and other stars from the Yankees'famous pinstriped past would have been embarrassed. After an 85-year run in a stadium...
Indians make themselves at home in Yankees' new ballpark: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and other stars from the New York Yankees' famous pinstriped past would have been embarrassed.After an 85-year run in a stadium that was home to 26 World Series champions, the Yankees opened baseball's fanciest and priciest ballpark yesterday with a humiliating 10-2 loss to the Cleveland Indians.
Yankees ripped in opener at new stadium (AP):
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Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and other stars from the New York Yankees' famous pinstriped past would have been embarrassed. After an 85-year run in a stadium that was home to 26 World Series champions, the Yankees opened baseball's fanciest and priciest ballpark Thursday with a humiliating 10-2 loss to the Cleveland Indians.
MLB to fight '4♦ALS' awareness: In honor of the 70th anniversary of Lou Gehrig Day, MLB has teamed with four major non-profit organizations to raise awareness for ALS, the disease that took the life of the famed Yankees slugger and now bears his name.
Sports of The Times: Baseball to Focus Attention on Gehrig’s Disease: Seventy years after Lou Gehrig’s“luckiest man”speech, Major League Baseball will help fight the disease that bears his name.
NYT>Baseball: Mr. Werber was a link to the Yankees of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and was the leadoff hitter in the first major league baseball game to be televised.
Bill Werber, Infielder Who Played With Ruth, Is Dead at 100: Mr. Werber was a link to the Yankees of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and was the leadoff hitter in the first major league baseball game to be televised.
NYT>Baseball: Mr. Werber was a link to the Yankees of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and was the leadoff hitter in the first major league baseball game to be televised.
Werber, oldest ex-big leaguer, dies: Bill Werber, who was the oldest living ex-Major Leaguer and a former teammate of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx and Lefty Grove, has died at age 100. He led the American League in stolen bases three times and was a member of the 1940 World Series champion Cincinnati Reds.
Oldest ex-major leaguer, Ruth teammate Werber dies at 100: Bill Werber, who was the oldest living ex-major leaguer and a teammate of Babe Ruth, died Thursday. He was 100. Werber, a career .271 hitter who led the American League in stolen bases three times, played with Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx and Lefty Grove in stints with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. He hit .370 as the third baseman on the 1940 World Series champion Cincinnati Reds.
Oldest ex-major leaguer Werber dies at 100: CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Bill Werber, who was the oldest living ex-major leaguer and a teammate of Babe Ruth, died Thursday. He was 100. Werber, a career .271 hitter who led the American League in stolen bases three times, played with Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx and Lefty Grove in stints with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. He hit .370 as the third baseman on the 1940 World Series champion Cincinnati Reds....
Oldest ex-major leaguer Werber dies at 100: Bill Werber, who was the oldest living ex-major leaguer and a teammate of Babe Ruth, died Thursday. He was 100. Werber, a career .271 hitter who led the American League in stolen bases three times, played with Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx and Lefty Grove in stints with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. He hit .370 as the third baseman on the 1940 World Series champion Cincinnati Reds.
Veterans Committee elects Gordon to Hall of Fame: NEW YORK— Joe Gordon will join former teammates Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig and Bob Feller in the Hall of Fame. For the likes of Joe Torre, Jim Kaat and Ron Santo, it was another shutout.
Gordon gets spot in Hall: NEW YORK -- Joe Gordon joined former teammates Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig and Bob Feller in the Hall of Fame.
Former 2B Joe Gordon elected to Hall by vets panel: Joe Gordon joined former teammates Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig and Bob Feller in the Hall of Fame. For the likes of Joe Torre, Jim Kaat and Ron Santo, it was another shutout. Gordon was elected Monday by a 12-member Veterans Committee composed of Hall members and historians that studied pre-1943 players. A nine-time All-Star, the late second baseman won five World Series titles with the New York Yankees and Cleveland.
Veterans elect 2B Gordon to Hall of Fame (AP):
New York Yankees players will be in the American League lineup for the All-Star Game in Detroit. They are, left to right, Red Ruffing, Joe Gordon, Bill Dickey, Charlie Keller, and Joe DiMaggio. Former second baseman Gordon was elected to the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee on Monday Dec. 8, 2008, while another panel shut out the likes of Joe Torre, Ron Santo and Gil Hodges. Gordon, a nine-time All-Star and five-time World Series winner with the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians, was picked by a 12-member committee that only looked at players who started before 1943. (AP Photo, File)" align="left" border="0">
Joe Gordon joined former teammates Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig and Bob Feller in the Hall of Fame. For the likes of Joe Torre, Jim Kaat and Ron Santo, it was another shutout. Gordon was elected Monday by a 12-member Veterans Committee composed of Hall members and historians that studied pre-1943 players.
Sports of The Times: Fighting a Disease to Honor a Legend: Michael Goldsmith is fighting Lou Gehrig’s disease and is suggesting that Major League Baseball help raise funds for research by honoring Gehrig on the 70th anniversary of his retirement.
Three heroes to stand in Hall forever: Three legendary players were honored at the Hall of Fame on Saturday afternoon. The museum dedicated life-size bronze statues to Hall of Famers Roberto Clemente, Lou Gehrig, and Jackie Robinson as part of a celebration of"Character and Courage"in the game.
Suzuki records 8th season of 200 runs, 100 hits: Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki has matched Lou Gehrig's record with his eighth season of at least 200 hits and 100 runs.
Santana ready to pitch on 3 days'rest for Mets: Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki has matched Lou Gehrig's record with his eighth season of at least 200 hits and 100 runs.
Yankee Stadium closes after 85 years: Derek Jeter climbed the mound, surrounded by his teammates, and began the final farewell. Microphone in hand, the New York captain addressed the 54,610 fans who came to say so long to Yankee Stadium, his words booming around the old ballpark where the voices of Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle had echoed years before.
Final Stadium events will stand forever: When he fielded a grounder by Brian Roberts in the ninth inning on Sunday night, Cody Ransom didn't quite have time to digest the magnitude of his stepping on the bag, or process how he followed players such as Tino Martinez and the iconic Lou Gehrig in recording an out on that base at Yankee Stadium. But he would be the last.
Yankee Stadium closes after 85 years: NEW YORK (AP) -- Derek Jeter climbed the mound, surrounded by his teammates, and began the final farewell. Microphone in hand, the New York captain addressed the 54,610 fans who came to say so long to Yankee Stadium, his words booming around the old ballpark where the voices of Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle had echoed years before....
Jeter passes Iron Horse in Stadium hits: Derek Jeter notched his 1,270th career hit at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday, moving past Lou Gehrig for the most all-time hits in the Bronx.
White Sox 6, Yankees 2: Yankees Fall, but Jeter Breaks a Gehrig Record: Derek Jeter made history on Tuesday night by breaking Lou Gehrig’s 71-year-old record for most hits at Yankee Stadium. But it still didn’t save the Yankees from another loss.
Jeter ties Gehrig for most Stadium hits: Derek Jeter tied Lou Gehrig for the most all-time hits in Yankee Stadium with 1,269, hitting a solo home run off the Rays' David Price in the fifth inning on Sunday.
Yankees 8, Rays 4: Jeter Helps the Yanks Forget Woes for a Moment: Alex Rodriguez hit a grand slam and Derek Jeter homered to tie the Yankees legend Lou Gehrig for most hits ever at in a victory over Tampa Bay on Sunday.
Jeter gets 3 hits again in Yankees' win: Derek Jeter collected three hits for the third straight game, Alex Rodriguez belted a grand slam and the New York Yankees beat the Tampa Bay Rays 8-4 Sunday to win the weekend series against the AL East leaders. Jeter moved into a tie with Lou Gehrig for most...
A 'bye' week for Sox: It's the place where Johnny Damon hit two home runs to help silence a curse, the place where Aaron Boone hit one to keep it going. It's the place where Billy Rohr gained immortality, almost. It's the place of Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle and Lou Gehrig, Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera. And, for all ...
Sheffield cracks top 25 on homer list: Gary Sheffield's two-run homer on Monday night against the Rangers wasn't simply a big shot on the scoreboard. With his 493rd career home run, he moved into a tie with good friend Fred McGriff and Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig on the all-time Major League list.
Sheffield's 493rd HR helps Tigers win (AP):
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Gary Sheffield moved into familiar company with career homer No. 493. Sheffield hit a two-run drive in Detroit's four-run seventh, Curtis Granderson added two triples and four RBIs and the Tigers held on for an 8-7 victory over the Texas Rangers on Monday night. Sheffield went 3-for-5, scored two runs and tied New York Yankees Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig and Fred McGriff for 25th on the career home run...
Phillies Phestival gets under way at 5 tonight: The Phillies later today will be holding their 19th annual Phestival, with the money to go toward finding a way to minimize the effects of Lou Gehrig's Disease (ALS).
Heirloom to Commodity, Gehrig’s Jacket Is Sold: A warm-up jacket that Lou Gehrig likely wore the day he stopped playing in 1939 sold for $325,000 at an auction on Tuesday.
Bidding farewell to a baseball heirloom: Lou Gehrig's jacket: ON THE MORNING of May 2, 1939, at Detroit's Book-Cadillac hotel, Lou Gehrig informed Yankees manager Joe McCarthy that he wanted to take himself out of the lineup. His streak of 2,130 consecutive games, which had earned him an enduring nickname, the Iron Horse, was about to end.
Bizarre triple helps Red Sox top Yankees (AP):
New York Yankees Johnny Damon attempts to catch a ball hit deep by Boston Red Sox's Kevin Youklis during the third inning of a baseball game Friday, July 4, 2008 at Yankee Stadium in New York. The ball slipped out of Damon's glove and the hit was ruled a two-run triple. Damon left the game after the play. " align="left" border="0">
Yankee Stadium has a history of drama on the Fourth of July. There was Lou Gehrig's farewell speech in 1939, and Dave Righetti's no-hitter against Boston in 1983. It's George Steinbrenner's birthday, so it's always an important date to circle on New York's calendar. Kevin Youkilis made the final Fourth at the ballpark truly memorable, sparking a come-from-behind 6-4 victory for the Red Sox on Friday...
Clubhouse feuds a normal part of the game: Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig didn't particularly care for one another.Thurman Munson and Reggie Jackson traded barbs.Don Sutton and Steve Garvey never hung out together.But nowadays, when teammates feud, their tensions are aired endlessly, thanks to the 24-hour news cycle.
Byrd's status as a starter uncertain: Rangers outfielder Marlon Byrd has been on the disabled list, and Brandon Boggs has been starting in his place and hitting .400. Rangers manager Ron Washington is joking that he is calling Byrd"Wall Pipp"after the player who lost his job to Lou Gehrig.
Red Sox 7, Yankees 5: Ramírez Is Not Welcomed in His Home on the Road: Manny Ramírez eclipsed the Yankees’Lou Gehrig on the career home run list with his 494th, en route to the Red Sox’victory.
Ramirez hits 494th homer, passes Gehrig and McGriff: Manny Ramirez hit his 494th home run Thursday night, passing Lou Gehrig and Fred McGriff for sole possession of 24th place on the career list.
Gehrig jersey auctioned for $402,500: Someone shelled out a lot of green to grab a piece of"The Iron Horse"at the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory auction on Saturday. A 1938 game-used jersey worn by New York Yankees Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig went for $402,500 to an anonymous bidder. The price is considered to be a record for a game-used Gehrig jersey sold at public auction.
Schilling back - just for a visit: Curt Schilling has not thrown a pitch for the Phillies since July 23, 2000 - a three-hit, one-run, complete-game victory over Pittsburgh, by the way - but his presence in Philadelphia remains strong.He held the 14th annual Curt Schilling Golf Outing to benefit the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the ALS Association yesterday at Green Valley Country Club in Lafayette Hill. Schilling and his wife, Shonda, have raised more than $1.4 million in Philadelphia since they started Curt's Pitch for ALS, benefiting research into Lou Gehrig's disease, in 1993 when he helped the Phillies reach the World Series.
Hall of Famers in every sense of the word:
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- On a day of celebration, a record number of fans and Hall of Famers watched two of baseball's classiest players -- Cal Ripken Jr. and Tony Gwynn -- take their place in the Hall of Fame on Sunday.
In these days of bad news in sports, the Baltimore Orioles'record-setting shortstop Ripken and San Diego's perennial All-Star Gwynn were applauded as much for the achievements off the field as on it.Ripken and Gwynn set the tone early."This day shouldn't be all about us,"Ripken said."Today is about celebrating the best that baseball has been and the best it can be. This is a symbol it's alive, popular."Gwynn offered the same sentiment."I think the fans felt comfortable enough in us, they could trust us and how we played the game, especially in this era of negativity,"he said."I don't think there's any question about that."A bit about RipkenCal Ripken Jr. spent his entire career in Baltimore, making his mark by playing 2,632 consecutive games and breaking Lou Gehrig's record of 2,130. Ripken, whose dad, Cal Sr., managed the Orioles, thanked his family during his speech. Even though he was a two-time American League MVP and 19-time All-Star, Ripken will always be known for his streak."I always looked at it as just showing up for work every day,"he said."As I look out on this audience, I see thousands of people who do the same -- teachers, police officers, mothers, fathers, business people and many others."A bit about GwynnTony Gwynn finished his career with 3,141 hits and won eight National League batting titles in a 20-year career with the San Diego Padres. Always steady on the field, Gwynn was a bundle of nerves for his speech and had problems staying calm when talking about his wife, Alicia."She let me play baseball and she raised the children. My wife allowed me to chase my dreams,"he said. A .338 lifetime hitter, Gwynn set the stage for the offense-heavy baseball game we see today. He was one of the first players to study videotape as an aid to improving his hitting.Team playersBefore Sunday, there were some San Diego Padres in the Hall of Fame, as well as Baltimore Orioles. But none before Tony Gwynn had gone in with a San Diego hat on, and only a handful went in as Orioles. Gwynn was the first San Diego Padre inducted and Ripken was the fifth member of the Hall inducted as an Oriole. The other Baltimore members were Brooks Robinson (1983), Jim Palmer (1990), Earl Weaver (manager, 1996) and Eddie Murray (2003).Summer of loveThe crowd of 75,000 was an induction record, as was the 53 fellow Hall of Famers who attended."We [he and Ripken] played for one team and in one city,"Gwynn said."I think fans felt more comfortable with us because they could trust us. They could trust how we played the game and how we conducted ourselves."Write on, talk onRick Hummel, longtime baseball writer for theSt. Louis Post-Dispatch, received the J.G. Spink Award for meritorious writing, and Royals announcer Denny Matthews received the Ford C. Frick Award for broadcasting excellence.Yankees 14, Angels 9: Rodriguez and Yanks Look Good vs. Angels: Alex Rodriguez rejoined the Yankees’lineup and showed off All-Star form Friday night, hitting a home run that tied him with Lou Gehrig on the career list and leading the Yankees to a wild win.
A-Rod reaches Gehrig, McGriff on HR list; leads Yanks past Halos: Alex Rodriguez rejoined the Yankees' lineup and showed off All-Star form Friday night, hitting a home run that tied him with Lou Gehrig on the career list and lead New York to a wild 14-9 win over the Los Angeles Angels.
A-Rod's Homer Helps Yanks Outslug Angels: NEW YORK (AP) -- A little rest did a lot of good for Alex Rodriguez. A-Rod rejoined the Yankees' lineup and showed off All-Star form Friday night, hitting a home run that tied him with Lou Gehrig on the career list and leading New York to a wild 14-9 win over the Los Angeles Angels....
A-Rod ties Gehrig on HR list in wild win: Alex Rodriguez rejoined the Yankees' lineup and showed off All-Star form Friday night, hitting a home run that tied him with Lou Gehrig on the career list and leading New York to a wild 14-9 win over the Los Angeles Angels.The Yankees overcame a bizarre play on the bases and a blown five-run lead to beat the only AL team to hold an edge over them since Joe Torre became their manager in 1996.
A-Rod homers in return, Yanks rip Angels (AP):
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A little rest did a lot of good for Alex Rodriguez. A-Rod rejoined the Yankees' lineup and showed off All-Star form Friday night, hitting a home run that tied him with Lou Gehrig on the career list and leading New York to a wild 14-9 win over the Los Angeles Angels. A day after a strained left hamstring forced him to miss his only game this year, Rodriguez connected.
MOST MEMORABLE ALL-STAR MOMENTS / Domination: Hubbell strikes out string of Hall of Famers / Giants starter's act had the whiff of legend / Ruth and Gehrig were no match for Hubbell in '34: In an epic feat that hasn't been duplicated, Carl Hubbell struck out five future Hall of Famers in the second All-Star Game in 1934. Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons and Joe Cronin. "Well, Babe was in good company," said Ruth's...
Rios homer lifts Jays over O's: Alex Rios homered off struggling Danys Baez in the 10th inning, and Frank Thomas hit a milestone shot to help the Toronto Blue Jays rally for a 5-4 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday night.Toronto trailed 4-2 in the seventh before Thomas hit his 493rd career home run, tying Lou Gehrig and Fred McGriff for 21st on the career list. The solo shot left him two homers short of matching Edgar Martinez for most by a designated hitter (243).
Ripken Takes Closer Look at Cooperstown: COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) -- Deep in the belly of the Baseball Hall of Fame, Cal Ripken Jr. donned the customary white gloves used to handle the treasured artifacts of bygone times and gently picked up the weather-beaten glove Lou Gehrig wore when he starred for Columbia University....
Big Hurt wants to be big hit with Jays: Frank Thomas headed out of town last night three home runs shy of Lou Gehrig on the all-time list. He has 10 to go before reaching 500. And, the Toronto Blue Jays'designated hitter will remind you...
Pinstripe Memories: Joe D. From Brooklyn Was Living a Dream: As a bullpen catcher for the Yankees, Joe DiGangi was present for Lou Gehrig’s farewell and Joe DiMaggio’s hitting streak.
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Gene Carney: December 30, 2008 - Another Grand Confrontation: The Deadball Stars vs. The Sluggers:
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John Shiffert: July 18, 2008 - Putting the Stars Back in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game: John Shiffert Emerges From the Lab to Suggest Some Tinkering:
Jim Gerard: July 3, 2008 - DFA, chapter 31: Enter Letty:
Richard Lally: June 26, 2008 - Richard Lally Spends Five Minutes With...Elden Auker, Part 2:
Gene Carney: June 18, 2008 - Baseball History as Seen From the Shadows of Cooperstown, Part 10: 1990 to 1994:
John Shiffert: June 11, 2008 - Celebrating Ken Griffey, Jr., Home Run #600 and Other Milestone Achievers:
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Richard Lally: May 29, 2008 - Richard Lally Spends 5 Minutes With...Elden Auker (Part One):
Gene Carney: May 7, 2008 - Baseball History From the Shadows Of Cooperstown - Part 4, The 1930s:
Gene Carney: May 2, 2008 - Baseball History as Seen From the Shadows of Cooperstown, Part 3: 1920 - 1930:
: April 3, 2008 - DFA, chapter 20: Viva La Revolucion!:
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