The Pride of the Yankees

Young Lou Gehrig (not-so-young Gary Cooper), a student-waiter at the fraternity where his mother works, with vivacious Myra (Virginia Gilmore), later teased by frat boys, and ejecting sportswriter Blake (Walter Brennan), in Samuel Goldwyn's The Pride Of The Yankees, 1943.

Elaborate recreation of a real event from the 1928 World Series, Lou Gehrig (Gary Cooper) hitting two home runs "for" ailing Billy (Gene Collins), family (Ludwig Stossel, Elsa Janssen) and spouse Eleanor (Teresa Wright) on the radio, in The Pride Of The Yankees, 1943.

On the team train, (the real!) Babe Ruth and fellow Yankees (Mark Koenig, Bill Dickey et al) sucker Lou Gehrig (Gary Cooper) into a joke, sportswriters Hank (Dan Duryea) and Sam (Walter Brennan) observing, in The Pride Of The Yankees, 1943.