Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Strike three. You're out!
That's why you studied, why you went to Columbia...
- Are you okay? - I'm okay.
You can write all the Babe ever thought on a piece of confetti.
"I'm master of ceremonies, so good-bye."
Try it again, just to prove that wasn't a fluke.
Go on, tell me.
You have ruined everything.
- Lou, they took you in. - Yeah, just now.
- You don't want to stay here, do you? - You don't want to go without me, do you?
I know it's terrible but...
Hey, Tanglefoot. What's the matter? Are you asleep?
And what's more, Billy, I'm going to hit a home run for you this afternoon...
Let's put it to a vote. All those in favor of pledging Lou Gehrig....
What's going on here? Where is Lou?
Can't you read between the lines what I'm saying?
It's really quite simple.
Here's for when you had the flu and wouldn't quit.
No nothing.
Let him walk you, Lou.
- That's what you think. - Don't get hysterical.
He came up to your fraternity house to do you a favor.
Take your time, Wally old boy. You can do it.
In anything athletic, you got to get the wrists in. Watch me.
Hey, guys, what about a half-dozen collars?
Read it.
It's nothing, really.
- How's my best girl? - Fine.
.
Hold it.
I certainly came down here like an old ice wagon.
You mean you are not going to have a honeymoon?
- What's she done? - Nothing yet.
Strike!
Have you made up your mind yet?
- I couldn't wait for you to come to the door. - It's in the paper!
Don't know, but I'll hit ‘em and you count ‘em.
I'll bet Twitchell misses you, too.
It spread all over the sports pages, and then he's playing professional baseball.
Maybe there's something to it. Maybe it's fun.
There goes a home run out in the center field bleachers.
Doc, I've learned one thing.
"Now therefore, I, by virtue of authority reposed in me...."
- Don't get up, Mama. I'll get it for you. - I can do it. I'm all right.
♪ Need a helping hand ♪
That game was just booted away.
- Babe, we're waiting for you. - What will it be tonight, Mr. Ruth?
Protect yourself in the clinches, Pop.
Farley shakes Gehrig's hand, Gehrig again trying to manage a smile.
and tell him to stop fooling.
I want you to be somebody.
starts leading Lou Gehrig over to a whole galaxy of microphones.
Never in baseball has there been such a spontaneous demonstration...
Finally l said, "Look, Boss, this is Lou Gehrig's birthday."
Let me tell you about heroes, Hank.
Okay-
What chance have I got against a great athlete?
That's why I bought it for you.
You almost made me have a nervous breakdown.
Strong and practical. It'll last a lifetime.
That's dirty pool.
who has shown me more courage than I ever knew.
How long do you expect to stay off the bench, Mr. Gehrig?
- Tanglefoot? - Yeah, only she didn't mean it, I think.
Take a little vacation for yourself.
Tessie, no sign yet?
Everybody treats me like a queen.
He doesn't know about gags.
Sure. Then we could go up to northern Canada and go fishing.
You might as well kick in with the $20.
Would you care to dance, Miss Tinsley?
Gehrig now batting for Pipp.
Lay off. That happened to Eddie Collins...
Tell me the truth, Sam.
You'll play again.
I never gave you much advice. First, you wouldn't take it.
Only without a batting eye.
Here's for putting up with me all these years!
If they only realized what lies back of those 2,000 games you've played.
I tell you, maybe you're trying too hard.
Mr. Gehrig, I hear this was your first game today.
You saw the papers?
You've had some swell hats, Babe, but this one is tops.