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Clips from The Pride of the Yankees

"Why don't you look where you're going?"
The Pride of the Yankees
"Come on, butterfingers."
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"Throw it here. Come on."
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"Okay, let's play ball. Come on, now."
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"- Hey, Murphy. - What do you want?"
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"- Let me in, will you? - Get outta here."
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"- I got some Sweet Caporal cards! - Who you got?"
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"Hans Wagner. Grover Cleveland Alexander."
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"Them old-timers?"
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"- Tris Speaker, Johnny Evers. - Has-beens."
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"- Christy Mathewson. - A dime a dozen."
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"Who you holdin‘ out?"
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"Babe Ruth."
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"A rookie. Come on, let's play ball!"
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"Come on. Three strikes and he's out."
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"Put it over the plate now. Come on."
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"He can't hit anything. Come on!"
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"- What's the matter? - Sasha."
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"- Yeah, Mom? - Your professor's here. Come and take."
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"In a minute, Mom."
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"Not in a minute, Sasha. Now!"
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"All right."
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"Hey, you. Come here."
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"- You gonna let me take his place? - Gimme the cards."
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"Sure, Murph."
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"- Can I keep Babe Ruth? - Keep him."
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"- Gee, thanks. - Okay, let's play ball."
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"Get off the sack."
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"Okay. Let's go, come on."
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"He's a southpaw, come on. Over the plate, now."
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"Let's see a good one."
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"- What's your name? - Lou Gehrig."
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"Well, what about it? We can't wait here all day."
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"I can't do anything without my wife."
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"I didn't mean to do it, Mom. I didn't know I could hit that far."
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"He busted Colletti's window."
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"Baseball."
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"- How much? - $18.50."
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"I told him, Mama, he should carry glass insurance."
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"Mr. Colletti, let me work it out after school."
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"- I'll run errands. - No, Louie."
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"What we break, we pay for."
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"$16.25 leaves $2.25 I owe you."
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"- I pay you Saturday. - Okay, Mrs. Gehrig."
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"- I'm sorry. - I'm sorry, too."
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"Me, too, Mom."
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"You'd better be, young Gehrig. I'm telling you, that was a mighty wallop."
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"I feel awful about it, Mom. Honest, I do. I'll pay you back the money."
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"I promised to fix Mrs. Reagan's dumbwaiter."
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"It isn't just the money, Lou, it's the time you waste."
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"I'll get my working papers. I'll quit school."
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"Quit school?"
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"How can you say that?"
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"How many times have I told you?"
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"I want you to go to school, and high school, and college and...."
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"Look at your papa. Look at me. We didn't go to school, and what are we?"
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"A janitor. A cook."
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"I want you to be somebody."
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"Sure, Mom."
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"Like your Uncle Otto, Louie."
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"He went to university. He graduated."
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"Don't you see, Louie?"
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"That's why I'm cooking at Columbia, so you can go there some day..."
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"and be an engineer like your Uncle Otto."
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"Mom, maybe I ain't cut out to be an engineer."
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"- What do you want to be? - I want to be a...."
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"- I don't know. - You've got to know."
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"In this country, you can be anything you want to be."
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"Don't you want to be an engineer like your Uncle Otto?"
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"- Don't you? - Sure, Mom."
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"Whatever you want me to be."
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"This fraternity has standards. You can't ignore his family."
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"- He's a cinch to be a four-letter man. - His mother's the best cook at Columbia."
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"Somehow that doesn't add up to Sigma Alpha Psi, in my mind."
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"Lou's all right, Van."
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"- I'm trying to maintain a certain standard. - Gold standard?"
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"How would you like to get this right in the...."
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"Hold on."
The Pride of the Yankees
"Let's put it to a vote. All those in favor of pledging Lou Gehrig...."
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"Carried."
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"Go ahead, if that's what you want. I won't stand in your way."
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"Hang a pledge pin on him. Don't expect me to call him brother."
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"Let's eat."
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"I don't know why this has to happen every night before dinner."
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"You certainly smacked that ball around this afternoon."
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"Yeah. Tough on the guys who live in the dormitories."
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"You never know when you're going to get a baseball in your geometry."
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"- What's your batting average now? - I'll swap it for your math grade."
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"Hold it, Lou."
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"Thanks, fellows."
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"This is an honor."
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"You know, I'm not much on talking. I just would like to say..."
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"thanks, fellows."
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"- Welcome in, Lou. - He's a swell guy."
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"- Hi, Mom. - What?"
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"I just said hi."
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"Hi. The soup is getting cold."
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"- Mom. - What?"
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"Look."
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"- Lou, they took you in. - Yeah, just now."
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"Everything's going so fine now."
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"First Columbia, then a fraternity, and the next thing, you will be an engineer."
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"This is just the pledge pin. I get the real pin before long."
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"And when I get it, I'm supposed to give it to my best girl."
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"You still my best girl, Mom?"
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"Always."
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"It'll mean you'll have to go steady with me. You can't look at anybody else."
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"Not even Papa?"
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"All right, Papa."
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"Well, Sam. I'm going to build my football team around a new man next fall."
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"A great halfback."
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"Somebody gunning for you, Jim?"
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"I guess it's always open season on football coaches."
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"Especially to you sportswriters."
The Pride of the Yankees
"That's the halfback I was telling you about. Lou Gehrig, a line-plunging fool."
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"Football? For a kid that can hit a baseball this far?"
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"There's a pretty stiff wind blowing in this direction."
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"That wind could blow him into the major leagues."
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"Lay off. That happened to Eddie Collins..."
The Pride of the Yankees
"the greatest second baseman we had at Columbia."
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