June 2nd is Lou Gehrig Day. Come join me on this unique experience

MLB to honor Lou Gehrig, ALS community on June 2nd - Sactown Sports

1939 Lou Gehrig Ends His Streak Original News Photograph, PSA/DNA, Lot #13099

This Week in History: Baseball great Lou Gehrig's consecutive games streak ends in 1939

Golden West Chapter

MLB launches annual Lou Gehrig Day to be held on June 2 to help fight ALS

July 4, 1939: Lou Gehrig says farewell to baseball with 'Luckiest Man' speech at Yankee Stadium – Society for American Baseball Research

Lou Gehrig at age 29, of The New York Yankees in spring training prior to his 1933 Triple Crown year. Less than 6 years from retiring with ALS that killed him 2

Lou Gehrig, Movie Star – Society for American Baseball Research

Gehrig, Hunter and Frates each furthered cause of ALS cure

This is going to be epic': ALS supporters join forces with Blue Jays on Lou Gehrig Day