Five O'Clock Lightning: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and the Greatest

Lou Gehrig is the most Ruthian Yankee of all time - Pinstripe Alley

Five O'Clock Lightning by Harvey Frommer

Babe Ruth HowStuffWorks

Babe Ruth's 1927 Baseball Season

Lou Gehrig - Fan Shop

All Roads Lead to October by Maury Allen - Ebook

75 years later, Babe Ruth's hug means almost as much as Lou

The Last Night of the Yankee Dynasty New Edition: The Game, the

This Day in Yankees History: Murderer's Row Clinches the AL

Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig kind of look like total phonies in new

In a career that has spanned over thirty five years, Ray Didinger has seen and written about every sport, team, and athlete that has made a mark in American and the world. In this collection of profiles, articles, and columns from his days in the Bulletin, the Daily News and through his current life on television and film, Ray Didinger takes his readers to the major moments and events that have measure the life of sports in Philadelphia, this country, and the world.

One Last Read: The Collected Works of the World's Slowest Sportswriter [Book]

Paul Krichell - Wikipedia

Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth shaking hands at home plate during 1932

Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig: How Murderers' Row Shaped Baseball