Lou Gehrig

By billyp
  • Born

    Born
    Lou Gehrig was born in New York City on June 19th, 1903.
  • Christmas

    Christmas
    Lou Gehrig receives his first catchers mitt for Christmas.
  • Bean shooter

    Bean shooter
    Lou receives a bean shooter from his father and he kills a bird. He felt sorry and ashamed, so he broke his bean shooter.
  • Skinny dipping

    Skinny dipping
    Lou Gehrig went skinny dipping and the police caught him and his father had to come to pick him up.
  • 1st baseball team

    1st baseball team
    Lou makes the baseball team as 4th grader while the other boys were 7th and 8th graders.
  • Highschool

    Highschool
    Lou starts high school, he makes the soccer team and the baseball team. As a 9th grader he plays 1st base.h
  • Neighbor ball club.

    Neighbor  ball club.
    During the summer, Lou was paid five dollars for every game he pitched for a neighborhood club.
  • High school championship/Columbia College

    High school championship/Columbia College
    Lou is a senior in high school and his team wins the High School Championship of New York. This enables Lou's team to play the Champion from Chicago High school team. Lou hits a grand slam home run to help his team win. Lou starts Columbia College one month later.
  • Major league career.

    Major league career.
    Lou starts his major league career with the Yankees.
  • World Series.

    World Series.
    Lou set a record by hitting 4 home runs in a game to help the Yankee's win the World Series.
  • Triple Crown

    Triple Crown
    Lou Gehrig won the Triple Crown with a .363 average, 49 homers, and 165 RBI
  • Lou wins the MVP.

    Lou wins the MVP.
  • Lou Gehrig retires.

    Lou Gehrig retires.
    Lou Gehrig retires from baseball, because the doctors told him to stop. Lou becomes a member of the New York City parole board so that he can help young boys to give back to his community.
  • Lou Gehrig died.

    Lou Gehrig died.
    Lour Gehrig dies of ALS. He died in his house in Bronx, New York on June 2, 1941.