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“He (Lou Gehrig) just went out and did his job every day.”

Quote by Bill Dickey

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Bill Dickey was an American professional baseball manager, known for his long and distinguished career in the sport. He served as a manager for multiple teams across various leagues and is celebrated for his exceptional managerial skills. more

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