Fowlerville will soon honor hometown hero and baseball legend Charlie Gehringer with a mural after winning a $25,000 grant ...

Fowlerville will soon honor hometown hero and baseball legend Charlie Gehringer with a mural after winning a $25,000 grant from the Consumers Energy Foundation.. In March, the village entered ...

Gehringer died on Jan. 21, 1993, in Bloomfield Hills at age 89. He still has family in Livingston County. The top three funding winners, according to Consumers Energy, will receive grants worth ...

The Village of Fowlerville received the top prize of $25,000 to develop a mural honoring Charlie Gehringer - a Baseball Hall of Fame inductee who played for the Detroit Tigers from 1924-1942.

Nicknamed “the Mechanical Man," Charlie Gehringer was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1949. He was born in Fowlerville in 1903.

Gehringer died on Jan. 21, 1993, in Bloomfield Hills at age 89. He still has family in Livingston County. The "Put Your Town on the Map Competition" provides $50,000 in funding for projects in ...

DiMaggio received two of the eight, and Tigers teammate Charlie Gehringer, who led the AL with a .371 batting average and scored 133 runs, took six and the award.

Gehringer played all 18 seasons of his career for the Tigers, and his No. 2 jersey is retired. He was named to six All-Star teams (1933-1938), led the Tigers to a World Series title in 1935, and ...

Gehringer died on Jan. 21, 1993, in Bloomfield Hills at age 89. He still has family in Livingston County. The top three funding winners, according to Consumers Energy, will receive grants worth ...

Gehringer was born in Fowlerville in 1903. He spent his entire 19-year career in Major League Baseball with the Detroit Tigers as a second baseman.

DiMaggio received two of the eight, and Tigers teammate Charlie Gehringer, who led the AL with a .371 batting average and scored 133 runs, took six and the award.