Doug Clark: The Eddie Gaedel bobblehead is not just another baseball bauble, it's a four-pitch keepsake | The Spokesman-Review
The Biggest Man In Baseball (Eddie Gaedel Documentary) - YouTube
Club Sent 3'7 Eddie Gaedel to Plate 70 Years Ago: Midget Pinch-Hitter Is Still Part Of St. Louis Browns Lore | RiverBender.com
Day in Sports: Stuntman Eddie Gaedel makes his MLB debut - Los Angeles Times
Major League Baseball's Shortest Player - HowTheyPlay
We Remember: 63rd Anniversary of 3'7" Eddie Gaedel Batting in MLB Game | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
Baseball Americana - I decided to get away from statistics and have some fun today writing about personalities: Everybody knows the Bill Veeck/Eddie Gaedel story. Most fans consider it Veeck's greatest promotion.
Wax figure of Eddie Gaedel at the American Baseball Wax Museum in Cooperstown, New York. Gaedel was the smallest man to ever play Major League basebal Stock Photo - Alamy
Lot Detail - "A Baseball Card That Never Was: Eddie Gaedel (1948 Leaf)" Original Canvas Artwork 30x25 by Arthur Miller
Eddie Gaedel Cards and Memorabilia Highlights
Eddie Gaedel Society, Spokane Chapter#1
Eddie Gaedel, at 3'7" tall, made his debut as a pinch hitter for the St. Louis Browns and drew a walk on four pitches. The commissioner then banned him for "making a
Doug Clark: Eddie Gaedel's biggest fan inducted into 'Shrine of the Eternals' | The Spokesman-Review
70 years later, the St. Louis Browns' 'Eddie Gaedel' game still looms large in baseball history - YouTube
Cold Case: Who Killed Eddie Gaedel? | The Pecan Park Eagle
Eddie Gaedel – Society for American Baseball Research
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Group promotes diminutive ballplayer's legacy to celebrate his 70th anniversary Aug. 19 | The Catholic Missourian
The Shortest Major League Baseball Player Appeared in 1 Game
The Bobblehead Project: Little person Eddie Gaedel steps in - CBSSports.com
Baseball by BSmile on Twitter: "Eddie Gaedel wore number "1/8" on his St. Louis Browns jersey for his only #MLB at bat (August 19, 1951) @UniWatch @PhilHecken https://t.co/chj1mP8orZ" / Twitter
St. Louis Brown Eddie Gaedel dies from a heart attack at the age of 36 - This Day In Baseball
Could an MLB team send an Eddie Gaedel up as a pinch-hitter today? – Baseball Egg
70th anniversary of Eddie Gaedel game for St. Louis Browns | ksdk.com
