Lou Gehrig plays his 1,500th consecutive game. His 48th homer is a personal high.

ByBaseball September 25, 1934October 21, 2023

Lou Gehrig plays his 1,500th consecutive game. His 48th homer is a personal high.

Dizzy Dean wins his 28th cutting Giants’ lead to one game

ByThis Day in Baseball September 25, 1934July 9, 2022

Dizzy Dean wins his 28th, beating the Pirates, 3 – 2. The Giants’ lead is cut to one game when the Phillies rally in the 9th for a 5 – 4 win.

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Day: September 25, 1934

Lou Gehrig plays his 1,500th consecutive game. His 48th homer is a personal high.

Dizzy Dean wins his 28th cutting Giants’ lead to one game

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