RJ Hamster
Lou Gehrig—The Man Who Called Himself the ‘Luckiest’
| Read Online Nov 16, 2025 |
| Lou Gehrig, first baseman for the New York Yankees, received a trophy in St. Louis, Aug. 17, 1933 when he played his 1,308th consecutive major league game. Left to right: President William Harridge of the American League; Edgar G. Brands, St. Louis newspaperman; Gehrig; and Joe Sewell, teammate of the new record holder. (AP Photo) Lou Gehrig—The Man Who Called Himself the ‘Luckiest’ BY JEFF MINICK Even those with only a casual interest in baseball know the name Lou Gehrig (1903–1941). For one, the debilitating disease that killed him, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), is still commonly called Lou Gehrig’s Disease. For another, he earned the nickname “the Iron Horse” for playing 2,130 consecutive games as first baseman for the New York Yankees. Share Read moreDo you have feedback for our coverage? Tell us what you think by replying to this email. Unlock the Mystery of Shen Yun: A Rare Glimpse Into the Art Behind the Global SensationIf you are curious about Shen Yun, the world-touring and globally acclaimed performing arts troupe, but aren’t quite sure what it’s all about—here’s a special opportunity! Shen Yun specializes in classical Chinese dance. In this rare event, recorded at Shen Yun’s headquarters north of New York City, top dancers from the performing arts group showcase their dazzling technique on stage. Their agile movements are on par with the world’s top athletes and gymnasts, transporting the audience into a world where athletic prowess and art converge. Watch this technique showcase for a limited time on the Ganjing World platform. Seeing is believing—don’t miss this chance to witness the spectacle of the art form behind the global phenomenon that is Shen Yun! Watch Now TRAVEL Where Americans Want to Travel in 2026 Is ‘Not so Obvious,’ Says Skyscanner Read the article →TAX How to Plan Charitable Giving in 2025 for Maximum Tax Benefits Read the article →HOME Ask the Builder: Wasting Money on Remodeling Plans Read the article →SPONSORED BY GAN JING WORLD [GJW SUBSCRIBER] ‘Faithful Love: Bride and Groom Who Saved Their First Kiss for Marriage Share Why It Was So Worth the Wait’ Learn more → EPOCH BUY This Device Helps Millions Keep Their Homes Pest-Free… Without Toxic Chemicals Read the article →🍿 Film & TV: “The Promised Land” —Humanizing (and humorizing) the HebrewsA new show cheekily adapts part of the biblical book of Exodus. God’s chosen people struggle to keep their faith—and a straight face—amid the laughable absurdities of life in the desert.💪 People: A woman with a rare condition can remember everything that has ever happened to her over the years—even being in the womb.🎶 Music: Roy Rogers—“King of the Cowboys”: Once upon a time in America, singing cowboy Roy Rogers reigned supreme. A star of the 1940s and 1950s, gracing both movie and television screens across the country, the actor and musician starred in more than 100 films and the long-running TV series, “The Roy Rogers Show.” He’s the only country artist to be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame twice, once as a member of his early band, Sons of the Pioneers, and again as a solo artist.8 Simple Ways to Lift Your Spirits: Could you use a pick-me-up? A little smile? Some lightheartedness? Who couldn’t, right? It may be easier than you think.Lifting your spirits may be as simple as walking around the block or taking a hot shower. If you’re looking to easily brighten your day, try one of these simple ideas. Read more → |
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