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Lou Gehrig with mother Christina
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“Baseball Mothers” Photo Gallery
Click on any image below to start Photo Gallery:
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- Jenny Speaker with son Tris
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- Amanda Cobb in 1911 with son Ty and family
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- Minnie Johnson with son Walter and family in 1925
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- Ernie Banks with parents Eddie and Essie
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- Waner brothers with their parents at the 1927 World Series
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- Jackie Robinson, second from left, with mother Mallie and family in 1925
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- Yogi Berra with parents Pietro and Paulina
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- Mickey Mantle with wife Merle and his mother
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- Joe DiMaggio with first wife Dorothy Arnold. Mother Rosa on left
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- Ted Williams with mother and brother
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- Babe Ruth with wife Claire and his mother-in-law
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- Lou Gehrig with mother Christina
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- Another one of Lou Gehrig’s mother Christina
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- Birdie Tebbetts with mother
Baseball Mothers!
Happy Mothers’ Day from all of us at Old-Time Baseball Photos!
We can’t let an occasion like this pass without a connection to old-time baseball! So here’s my little contribution to the day, a salute to…
“Baseball Mothers!”
In the first photo above, we see one of the more famous mothers in baseball lore, Christina Gehrig, the beloved mother of Lou Gehrig.
Click on any photo to see a photo tribute to other baseball mothers. So far I’ve found the mothers of: Ernie Banks, Yogi Berra, Mickey Mantle, Jackie Robinson, Lou Gehrig, Paul and Lloyd Waner, Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams, Walter Johnson, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, and Birdie Tebbetts.
Feel free to add any more “baseball mothers” in the comments section below. Then I’ll be sure to include them in the photo gallery!
-Gary Livacari
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