Lou Gehrig: A Quiet Hero - Biography Book Vintage Print Advertisement
The content from the 1946 baseball magazine highlights the story of Lou Gehrig, a New York Yankees player, known for his remarkable sportsmanship and representation of courage and kindness beyond baseball. The biography, authored by Frank Graham, emphasizes Gehrig's quiet, yet impactful life, contrasting him with the more flamboyant Babe Ruth. It details Gehrig's journey from his childhood on New York's sidewalks and sandlots to becoming a symbol for millions, culminating in his untimely death at thirty-eight due to illness. The text features endorsements from notable figures such as Bill Corum and William Lyon Phelps, who praise the book for its inspirational value, noting its relevance for young boys in America.