this-day-in-baseball: February 19, 1935 Lou Gehrig signs a one-year deal with the Yankees for a reported $30,000, a $7,000 raise, but less than the $35,000 he had requested. Last season, the All-Star first baseman hit .363 with 49 homers and led the

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this-day-in-baseball: February 19, 1935 Lou Gehrig signs a one-year deal with the Yankees for a reported ,000, a ,000 raise, but less than the ,000 he had requested. Last season, the All-Star first baseman hit .363 with 49 homers and led the

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