The Shortest Major League Baseball Player Appeared in 1 Game
Gathering of baseball fans celebrates the life of Eddie Gaedel | Features | harborcountry-news.com
Eddie Gaedel: The Little Guy Who Won't Go Away | St. Louis Metro News | St. Louis | St. Louis Riverfront Times
MLB History: Eddie Gaedel Makes His Only Appearance
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 https://t.co/vJo2DaDY6J" / Twitter
Eddie Gaedel PHOTO Baseball Smallest Player St. Louis Browns Team 1951 5x7 Photo | eBay
With single appearance, Gaedel etched place in history | MLB.com
On this day 63 years ago, the 3-foot-7 Eddie Gaedel stepped up to the plate | MLB.com
Eddie Gaedel Recognized in Congress, Sept. 9th | The Pecan Park Eagle
Eddie Gaedel Bobblehead night | 08/26/2016 | MLB.com
Major League Baseball's Shortest Player - HowTheyPlay
Bill Veeck and Little Eddie Gaedel | Baseball History Comes Alive!
Eddie Gaedel - Wikipedia
Eddie Gaedel Cards and Memorabilia Highlights
Eddie Gaedel – Society for American Baseball Research
Today is Eddie Gaedel Day! | Baseball History Comes Alive!
Major League Baseball's Shortest Player - HowTheyPlay
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
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
The mysterious case of the death of Eddie Gaedel
Lot Detail - "A Baseball Card That Never Was: Eddie Gaedel (1948 Leaf)" Original Canvas Artwork 30x25 by Arthur Miller
Eddie Gaedel - Wikisimpsons, the Simpsons Wiki
Day in Sports: Stuntman Eddie Gaedel makes his MLB debut - Los Angeles Times
