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30. Aug. 2016 · Wally Pipp may be the only baseball player famous for sitting the bench. As the legend goes, Pipp was the New York Yankees’ longtime first baseman when, on June 2, 1925, he called in sick with a ...
1. Dez. 2010 · Wally Pipp is baseball’s answer to Rodney Dangerfield. And nearly 100 years past his prime, he’s still getting no respect. The mention of Wally Pipp conjures visions of laziness and fake ...
26. Feb. 2020 · Wally Pipp. Walter Clement Pipp. Bats Left, Throws Left. Height 6' 1", Weight 180 lb. School Catholic University of America. High School Catholic Central High School (Grand Rapids) Debut June 29, 1913. Final Game September 30, 1928. Born February 17, 1893 in Chicago, IL USA.
18. Jan. 2023 · Lou Gehrig was a sub for Wally Pipp. Photo File/Getty Images. Wally Pipp was a Yankees first baseman in the 1920s, along with Lou Gehrig. In June of 1925, Pipp did not play due to a headache. His replacement for the day was Gehrig, still a rookie. Gehrig had three hits that day and the Yankees won the game. Gehrig's storied career began.
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22. Apr. 2009 · That's when Gehrig told Wally Pipp he was taking himself out of the lineup after 2,130 straight games, a record most felt would stand forever. It was broken, but it took 56 years for it to fall.
2. Juni 2015 · He may have had a headache that day, but Huggins simply decided to shake things up and bench Pipp and his .244 batting average." Wally Pipp just wasn't nearly as good as Lou Gehrig, which wouldn't ...
