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Donn Fendler, Who Was Lost in Wilds of Maine as a Boy, Dies at 90 - The New York Times
Luckiest Man by Jonathan Eig - Ebook
The 'luckiest man's' lost memoir: Lou Gehrig in his own words
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Sam Tasby, man at center of Dallas ISD desegregation case, dies at 93
Lou Gehrig's final years
Revisiting death of Yankees legend Lou Gehrig 80 years later
Lou Gehrig Dies at age 37 - June 3 1941 New York Times -Full Newspaper -RARE!
Gehrig's pro career started four years before he became Yankees' first baseman
Writing Goodbye: Remembering the life and tales of R.A. Long alum Jim Caple
The Baseball 100: No. 14, Lou Gehrig - The Athletic
Column: Steve Bluhm's wild ride: ALS, a marathon and the kindness of strangers - The San Diego Union-Tribune
