Lou Gehrig 100th Anniversary Logo Unveiled

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Quite simply put, Lou Gehrig was one of the greatest players in the history of baseball. A rare combination of speed, power and consistency enabled Gehrig to capture two Most Valuable Player awards (1927 and 1936), the Triple Crown (1934) and six World Series titles. His single season mark of 184 RBI's still stands in the American League record books. The New York City native earned his nickname, "The Iron Horse," for his record-setting consecutive games played streak of 2,130.

Yet Gehrig is often best remembered for delivering one of the greatest speeches in sports history. At Yankee Stadium on July 4, 1939 he bid a touching farewell to baseball in front of over 62,000 fans and reporters.

CMG Worldwide is honored to present this Lou Gehrig 100th Anniversary logo for 2003, marking the birth of one of baseball's greatest legends. For merchandising and advertising programs associated with this commemorative logo, please contact us.

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