LOU GEHRIG THE KING OF BASEBALL DIAMONDS

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Title 'King of Diamonds' superimposed on a baseball stadium; 0:11 Gehrig makes a hit and runs the bases; 0:29 CU Gehrig; '1903' superimposed on an antique town with shots of the Lower East Side; 0:46 'Wrigley Field' and stadium; 0:53 VS people in the grandstands; 1:02 young Gehrig; 1:10 VS Columbia University; young Gehrig with bow tie; 1:33 spring training; 1:41 Babe Ruth; 1:53 Gehrig swings at the training camp, wearing a New York Yankee uniform; wide shot of the field and men in their dugout; 2:16 NY manager Miller Huggins; Gehrig home run; Ty Cobb and Ruth; Ruth and Gehrig; reporters and photographers; CU Gehrig autographing a baseball; Ruth and bat boys; a huge crowd; Ruth runs the bases; 3:31 Gehrig at dugout; 3:42 spring training; 3:50 VS slow motion of a shirtless Gehrig swinging; catches ball at first base; Athletics manager Connie Mack; baseballs forming '2000'; 4:55 New York Yankees; Manager Joe McCarthy talks with Lou and they celebrate Gehrig's 2000 hits; 5:27 Gehrig's wedding photograph; he and his wife together; 5:41 Ruth and wife; 5:47 spring training speed walking; 6:11 conflict on the field / 6:19 a woman putting makeup on him; a mustache is drawn on his face; smeared makeup; 6:47 a bizarre tableau with a fat boy in a Yankees uniform, Gehrig makes a 'hit' and scores of white balls are thrown at them; titles on baseballs; 7:42 partially empty bleachers and a dugout; 7:51 ext Mayo Clinic; nurses; technicians; and lab equipment; 8:19 'Gehrig Stricken With Infantile Paralysis' & 'Disease Fatal' superimposed on a teletype machine; 8:31 Gehrig stands in front of numerous microphones on the field with a large crowd beyond; baseball veterans; Lou and Babe; SOT Gehrig, “For the past two weeks you have been reading about a bad break. Yet today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth”; he stands with Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, who gives him the oath of office of the New York City parole commissioner; Yankee Stadium with flags at half staff; empty Yankee Stadium; memorial plaques
Keywords
Time: 1920s, 1930s, 1940s
Setting: New York City, Florida, Wrigley Field, Yankee Stadium
People: Fiorello La Guardia, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Miller Huggins, Connie Mack,
Objects: stadiums, crowds, baseball bats, baseball, baseball diamonds; bow ties, spring training, managers, first base,
Subjects: Baseball

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Lou Gehrig?
Btw, that was a great presentation.