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George Herman 'Babe' Ruth was one of the most phenomenally gifted and well-liked baseball players who ever lived. According to histori See Babe Hit New York Daily News Photos ans and baseball writers, "Ruth was a presence of mythic proportions. When he was pitching for the Boston Red Sox, he was one of the best left-handers the game has ever known." Because of his awesome abilities as a hitter, base runner and fielder, Ruth was converted to a outfielder-pitcher in 1918. He was sold to the New York Yankees in 1920. Again, historians note, "Ruth was the outstanding outfielder of his time and he single-handedly changed baseball and its economics forever. Ruth possessed a strong, rapid throwing arm, he could beat any of his teammates in a foot race and was the greatest home run hitter who ever lived." Babe Ruth's legacy went well beyond baseball statistics. Ruth was so well paid by the end of his career, that he helped increase the salaries of all players. When he made $80,000 in 1930, someone pointed out to him he earned more than the President of the United States (Hoover), Ruth replied, "So What?. I had a better year than he did."

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BABE RUTH: SPORTS HERO OF THE 1920'S The greatest sports legend in the history of baseball and an enduring American icon, George Herman "babe" Ruth holds such a vast catalog of all-time baseball records, his legacy in the game will live on forever. Consider some of these historic statistics: -714 career home runs (2nd all time) -60 home runs in the 1927 season (2nd all-time) -Led the American League in home runs 12 times -8 time American League runs leader -6 time American League RBI leader -Led the American League in slugging home runs a whopping 13 times -Member of the original 5 inductees if the Hall of Fame class of 1936 Did You Know... Babe Ruth was one of only two people (Reggie Jackson being the other) to ever hit Babe Ruth and Ralph Kiner ranked first and second respectively as the outfielders with the highest average home runs per at-bat . Babe Ruth is credited with the invention of the modern baseball bat. He was the first player to order a bat with a knob on the end of the handle. Louisville Slugger produced the bat which he hit 29 home runs in 1919.

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Abebe Bikila Alain Prost Babe Ruth Bjorn Borg Cy Young Diego Armando Maradona Eddy Merckx ... Wilt Chamberlain Interesting facts... On Aug. 8, 1914, he was traded from Baltimore (International League of the Minors) to Boston for $14,000. - On Jan. 3, 1920, he was traded from the Red Sox to the New York Yankees for $125,000. - On July 6, 1933, playing in Chicago, Ruth hit the first home run in the first All Star game ever played, in the third inning with one man on base. - He is the only player in baseball history to hit three home runs in two different World Series games, once in the 1926 Series (fourth game) and later in the 1928 Series (fourth game). - As a pitcher, he had a record of 94-46 in 163 major league games, with an ERA of 2.28, and led the American League in 1916 with an ERA of 1.75. - Between 1916 and 1917, he won 47 games for the Red Sox, with an average ERA below 2.00. - In his first two years with the Yankees (1920-21), he hit 113 home runs, drove in 308 runs, scored 335 runs and had a .377 batting average. Baseball: Babe Ruth When you were watching him, you were watching baseball. That's how you might sum up the history of perhaps the greatest player ever to step into the Big Leagues: George "Babe" Ruth.

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Babe Ruth From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Ruth batting for the Yankees George Herman Ruth February 6 August 16 ), better known as Babe Ruth , was an American baseball player and United States national icon. He was one of the first five players elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame and he was the first player to hit over 50 home runs in one season. His record of 60 home runs in the season stood for 34 years until it was broken by Roger Maris in Table of contents 1 Early Days 2 Ruth The Yankee 3 See also 4 External Links ... edit Early Days He was born at 216 Emory Street in south Baltimore, Maryland . The house was rented by his maternal grandfather, Pius Schamberger, a German immigrant who eked out a living as an upholsterer. Babe's parents, Kate and George Sr., lived above the saloon they owned and operated on Camden Street. Kate would make the 2 1/2 block journey to her father's home each time she gave birth to a child, eight in all. Sadly, only Babe and his sister, Mary, survived infancy. To say young George was mischievous would be an understatement. He spent his time skipping school, runing the streets and indulging in petty crime. By the age of seven, he was impossible for his parents to control. He was sent to reform school, "St. Mary's Industrial School For Boys", where Brother Matthias, a Roman Catholic priest, became the major influence on his childhood, channeling his energies into baseball. After starring on school teams as a left-handed pitcher, Ruth came to the attention of

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Babe Ruth's "Called Shot" Legend NEW and Improved! Did the Babe really predict his most famous home run? You may never know ... until you have seen this film! A legend was born when New York Yankee Babe Ruth faced Chicago Cubs pitcher Charlie Root at Wrigley Field on October 1, 1932, in the fifth inning of the third game of the World Series. Ruth is said to have successfully predicted - in words and gestures to the outfield - that on the next pitch he would hit a home run. Newspaper reports and eyewitness accounts of the day differ radically and no photographic proof has ever surfaced in the intervening 66 years. Yet the legend of Ruth's "Called Shot" has been widely known and hotly debated across five generations. Root dismissed the legend to his death. Ruth, over his lifetime, offered several different accounts of his own fantastic feat - each one a little more dramatic than the last. Points of interest An index to Babe Ruth's "Called Shot" Legend What you'll find on this home (run) page ... NEW!

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Babe Ruth Tribute Rifle Honoring the "Sultan of Swat" and His Remarkable Baseball Career The left side of the receiver captures Babe Ruth swinging the bat, framed by the baseball diamond which was his kingdom. His name is featured along with the title, "The Sultan of Swat." Elaborate nickel scrollwork surrounds the images on both sides. Right side of the receiver features the Babe admiring a towering home run, plus the Babe tipping his cap to his legion of fans. Babe loved baseball and his life story says, "Baseball was, is and always will be to me the best game in the world," and this quote is captured on the Tribute. The Tribute's walnut stocks are laser-carved on both sides with an image of Babe holding a bat on the shoulder stock, and a baseball flying past the name of Babe Ruth on the forearm. The barrel bands, lever, sight and end cap are all polished and decorated in 24-karat gold. The lever is etched with a decorative nickel scroll to complement the artwork on the receiver. America Remembers invites you to join us in celebrating the "Golden Age of American Baseball" with the Babe Ruth Tribute, a genuine working Model 94 rifle in .30-30 caliber. Introduced the year before the birth of the "Bambino" in 1895, the Winchester is decorated and embellished in 24-karat gold and nickel by craftsmen commissioned specifically by America Remembers to capture the Hall of Famer doing what he did best - thrilling his fans with mammoth home runs. Officially authorized by the family of Babe Ruth, the Tribute salutes the slugger's legendary career. During the winters of his remarkable career, Babe Ruth traveled south to hunt and fish. He once stalked a wild turkey in Georgia for seven hours before he could get the perfect shot! He enjoyed hunting game and fowl, and hunted often with teammates and sportswriters.

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SIGHTSEEING Babe Ruth Museum Address: 216 Emory St. Phone Hours: Apr-Oct: 10am-5pm; Orioles’ home games: 10am, 7pm; Nov-Mar: 10am-4pm Description: The Babe Ruth Birthplace and Baseball Center is a little brick row house that was once owned by Ruth’s grandparents and is simply the building where the baseball legend was born. This National Historic Site features rare photos, film highlights, vintage radio broadcasts, and everything else you would want to know about 'The Babe.' The Museum House is also the official Orioles’ museum, and is located just three blocks from Orioles Stadium at Camden Yards. Visitors will find a plethora of Orioles’ memorabilia, as well as exhibits on several other baseball heroes such as Lou Gehrig, Wee Willie Keeler, Jimmie Foxx, and Eddie Murray; in addition to some modern stars like Ripken, Griffey, McGwire, and Sosa. This Baseball Museum offers visitors a wonderful chance to remember Ruth and some of baseball’s greatest players. Expect to spend little more than an hour here at most, so gauge your visit accordingly. The Babe Ruth Birthplace and Baseball Center is located on Emory Street, which can almost be considered an alley and is a right turn at 600 W. Pratt Street. It is directly west of the Harbor so if you’re coming from the water by car, you must head west on Lombard Street, then make a left on any street after Penn Street, which will take you to Pratt Street heading east. But keep your eyes wide and stay attentive for Emory Street as it is easily missed. Now, if you’re coming from the Harbor and traveling on foot, the House is much easier to find but it can be a bit of a walk if you’re not in the mood. This site is one of the few attractions located near an MTA Light Rail stop – found on Howard Street – and getting there by this means makes for a shorter, three-block walk.

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1962: Trenton's world-beaters By GEORGE O'GORMAN / The Trentonian Summers in Mercer County have always been a special time if you're a baseball fan. Even more so if you're a follower of youth baseball. It's a tradition that dates back to legendary Trenton Schroths American Legion teams of the 1930s, '40s and '50s, and continues today with the Little League, Babe Ruth League and American Legion teams that survive tension-packed local series in hopes of bringing home a national championship. In the summer of 1962, a team of teenage boys earned a special niche in the rich sports history of a community that has always prided itself on youth baseball. Thirty-seven summers later, the accomplishments of the Trenton Babe Ruth League's world champions are still talked about with such fondness you might think they were the only local team ever to win national glory. They weren't, of course. The 1948 Schroths and the '56 Babe Ruth team (led by pitcher Al Downing) had preceded them into the national spotlight. In 1970, Ewing's Babe Ruth all-stars would also bring home gold by winning a world championship in Brawley, Calif. Still, what happened in the summer of '62 as 14- and 15-year-olds from Chambersburg, Villa Park and North Trenton captured the hearts and the interest of a proud hometown made their success one of our greatest sports moments.

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