Babe Ruth Speaks at Lou Gehrig's Farewell
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2023
- Babe Ruth speaks footage: It was on July 4, 1939, Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day, when the longtime Yankee first baseman uttered the famous words at a home plate ceremony at Yankee Stadium: “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.” _ #shorts #history #facts #trending #trendingvideo #viral #viralvideo #watch #video #youtube #youtubeshorts #reels #lougehrig #baberuth _ Music by CO.AG: / @co.agmusic _ DISCLAIMER: All materials in these videos are used for entertainment purposes and fall within the guidelines of fair use. No copyright infringement is intended. If you are, or represent the copyright owner of materials used in this video, and have an issue with the use of said material, please email me at darkanddisturbingalways@gmail.com
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July 4, 1939 had to have been the most special day for the millions of Yankees fans both in attendance and listening on radio. Thanks for posting this nicely done video and making a part of baseball history real for me.
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Babe was right. The 1927 Yankees are still the best team ever.
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Murders roll
@@larryaldama1673 murderers row
Indeed. And 1998 wasn't too 'shabby' either.
*1929 A's
Father Time is Undefeated. But LEGENDS live forever.
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Greatest one two punch in baseball history!!!!!!
Even that is an understatement.
and the second best one two punch in sports history
@@maxwellsingswhat’s your number 1?
It's sad how they both died. Gehrig only 39 and Babe was 53 when he died of cancer. Babe Ruth could have had a longer life with proper healthcare
Yeah greatest First baseman of all time and greatest player of all time
They said there wasn't a dry eye in Yankee Stadium that day.
they who
@@italianwaterice9594 Sports writers and people who were there.
R.I.P Lou Gehrig 1903 - 1941
Reaching for likes.
@@christopherfields9785 Must be a Mets fan. Get outta here.
The Sultan and the Horse!
Dude sounds like Bane in the dark knight rises
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Legendary
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Two of the most gifted baseball players: the best one-two ever: Thankful they were NEW YORK YANKEES🙏🏻😍
Look forward to playing ball with them and the other greats⚾️
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@mrdarktimehistory Thank You for the work you do: So we can see these cherished moments.
I was named after Damon Runyon who wrote about Lou Gehrig and many other things.
Amazing footage
The Sultan of Swat and the Iron Horse Lou Gehrig
I wish I could've seen them two play, along with all the rest of the Yankee greats.
Its crazy to see these old films from the 20s and 30s way before some people were born. These guys are like a myth but to see real footage of this is unreal. Just thinking about some of these guys baseball cards from that time and how cool it would be to see one, hold one or actually own one. I love the golden age of baseball because even though we may have never seen these guys or seen them play you know they existed on this earth at one point in time because of old films like this and the players way before them
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This. 💯
⚜️👑⚜️Babe🌹Ruth⚜️👑👑⚜️
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Babe is such a mythical figure. I bet he was strong as an ox. Its so crazy how he was so far ahead of everyone at baseball offense.
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Babe Ruth adopted a little girl (apparently she was biologically his), Lou’s mother (maybe at a party) made some silly out of line comment about how Babe’s wife was raising the kid. Obviously Babe was furious and told Lou G something like “tell your mother to mind her own business…” maybe said something more serious. Lou G not knowing what happened was also insulted by the way Ruth was talking about his mother. Long story short, they didn’t talk to each other for a big portion of the 20s.
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Both were incredible
Babe❤
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Homie is right. 1927 Yankees were the best
It's hard to make a case for almost any other team. Murderers’ Row was not a joke, those 6 men were deadly. Thank you for your support.
Dos colosos. El binomio más poderoso de la historia de MLB.
Bien dicho, y gracias por mirar, comentar y por su maravilloso apoyo.
Yes the bambino was a special one!
Yes he was. And thank you so much for your support Lance. I truly appreciate it.
Maybe the 2 best baseball players ever.
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Lou so humble he got dealt a bad hand the greatest baseball player that ever lived and the Babe he was sick and he would pass soon the Bambino
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Search up Babe Ruth's funeral viewing at Yankee Stadium 1948..Long tearful lines of people of all ages, races, genders, kids in baseball uniforms, people dressed in Church clothes and very somber..
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The one video on RUclips that subtitles would be nice with
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Awesome!
Thanks!
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Just a different class of people back then. For the better
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it's unbelievable most of this is lost.
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Lou was a good looking guy.
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Terrible tragedy. Health is everything.
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Sweating his a$$ off just talking
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Well it was July 4th right?
Great to hear what Ruth’s voice sounded like before throat cancer took it away.
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So sad how MLB and sports in general have fallen.
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@@mrdarktimehistory “money is the root of all evil”.
Sure, but I love having a lot of it. Like a Scrooge McDuck amount.
What a horrible disease, just terrible.
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I'm glad they made up Lou passed
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Babe's records are gone now. They belong to Josh Gibson now.
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Babe hated lou for some reason but actually showed remorse to lou when Babe figured out that lou was dying.
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I don't think the Babe hated him because why would he be there if he did also he hugged him.
Nonsense
Lou actually was mad at Babe because of a comment Babe made about Lou's mom. As you probably know, Lou was super close to his mom.
Steven is right in his comment. Babe Ruth adopted a little girl (apparently she was biologically his), Lou’s mother made some silly out of line comment about how Babe’s wife was raising the kid. Obviously Babe was furious and told Lou G something like “tell your mother to mind her own business…” maybe said something more serious. Lou G not knowing what happened was also insulted by the way Ruth was talking about his mother. Long story short, they didn’t talk to each other for a big portion of the 20s.
This devil (ALS) has been with us too long.
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Ricky riccardo's illegitimate father.😮😂
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@@mrdarktimehistory all jokes aside, thanks for posting this.