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Although Babe Ruth was a successful pitcher, he converted to playing outfield so he could play every day. That allowed him to hit more home runs.
Babe Ruth = arguably the most famous U.S. baseball player who held the home run hitting record for 39 years (1895-1948)
- At Yankee Stadium, in the Bronx, players were debuting numbered uniforms: Lou Gehrig wore No. 4; Babe Ruth, about to hit his five hundredth home run, wore No. 3.† (source)
- Baltimore is the birthplace of Babe Ruth and Thurgood Marshall, EdgarAllan Poe and Billie Holiday.† (source)
- "Who broke Babe Ruth's record of seven hundred fourteen home runs?"† (source)
- But today the men didn't want to talk about Babe Ruth's pitching record.† (source)
- That's Babe Ruth and Josh Gibson.† (source)
- And this Trivia Contest, according to Ernie Eco, was all about Babe Ruth.† (source)
- I blessed Babe Ruth with three home runs in game four of the 1926 World Series.† (source)
- The list includes Babe Ruth, Susan, Nancy, Kevin and Craig.† (source)
- He fingered the silky lapel of Babe Ruth's smoking jacket.† (source)
- Babe Ruth, parentless at age seven when his parents handed him over to Catholic missionaries.† (source)
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- It was as though Babe Ruth's sixty-homer season had been eclipsed in one game.† (source)
- What is he, Babe Ruth?† (source)
- But the best moment was when I mei: Babe Ruth.† (source)
- "That's Babe Ruth.† (source)
- He was probably thinking about Babe Ruth.† (source)
- And who knew more about Babe Ruth than my father?† (source)
- Do you know how many World Series home runs Babe Ruth hit?† (source)
- Do you know how many home runs Babe Ruth hit in the final game of 1928?† (source)
- You probably know that in 1927, Babe Ruth hit his famous sixty home runs in a single season.† (source)
- My father could tell you that and a whole lot more, because he had once met Babe Ruth.† (source)
- Babe Ruth!† (source)
- He shook Babe Ruth's hand and bought him a beer, and Babe Ruth had winked at him and said, "You're a helluva good guy."† (source)
- So we all went to the Annual Ballard Paper Mill Harvest-Time Employee Picnic, because my father wanted to win a baseball signed by Babe Ruth.† (source)
- My father loved Babe Ruth.† (source)
- Babe Ruth was a pitcher then playing for Boston.† (source)
- …walls, bounded from the ceiling of lavender-bordered milky tiles, while the lords of the city, the barons of insurance and law and fertilizers and motor tires, laid down the law for Zenith; announced that the day was warm-indeed, indisputably of spring; that wages were too high and the interest on mortgages too low; that Babe Ruth, the eminent player of baseball, was a noble man; and that "those two nuts at the Climax Vaudeville Theater this week certainly are a slick pair of actors."† (source)
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