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A fan touches a Babe Ruth monument in monument park at the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx borough of New York April 3, 2009. The Yankees are scheduled to play their first game in the new stadium against the Chicago Cubs. View Photo »
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Babe Ruth Plaza outside the new Yankee Stadium April 2, 2009 in New York. Yankee Stadium opened to the public for the teams first workout. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers lower the Babe Ruth Memorial into place in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers unveil the Babe Ruth Memorial after installing it in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers unveil the Babe Ruth Memorial stone after installing it in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers lower the Babe Ruth Memorial into place in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers lower the Babe Ruth Memorial into place in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers lower the Babe Ruth Memorial into place in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers unveil the Babe Ruth Memorial stone after installing it in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers unveil the Babe Ruth Memorial after installing it in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers unveil the Babe Ruth Memorial stone after installing it in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 25: Construction workers unveil the Babe Ruth Memorial stone after installing it in Monument Park February 25, 2009 inside the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx Borough of New York City. View Photo »
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The Babe Ruth monument is shown after it was moved to Monument Park at the new Yankee Stadium in New York, Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2009. View Photo »
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Babe Ruth's marriage license is on display during the press preview of New York's new Office of the City Clerk/Marriage Bureau, Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009. View Photo »
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A banner of New York Yankees legend Babe Ruth hangs outside the new Yankee Stadium prior to Game 2 of the 2009 Major League Baseball World Series between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees in New York, October 29, 2009. View Photo »
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Heritage Auctions' sold this 1918 game-used Babe Ruth bat for $537,750 at its Oct. 1-2 Sports Auction. The price realized, according to Heritage Auctions, is a record for non-autographed piece of Ruth lumber. View Photo »
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Seven-year-old New York Yankees fan Stephen Hom awaits autographs next to a cut-out of former Yankees' great Babe Ruth prior to the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Oakland Athletics in Oakland, California August 19, 2009. View Photo »
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What remains of historic Tiger Stadium, shown in Detroit, Tuesday, June 2, 2009 will be demolished after the city rejected a $33.4 million proposal by a nonprofit group to preserve and renovate the old ballpark. View Photo »
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What remains of historic Tiger Stadium, shown in Detroit, Tuesday, June 2, 2009 will be demolished after the city rejected a $33.4 million proposal by a nonprofit group to preserve and renovate the old ballpark. View Photo »
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Arthur Gidden, who was a bat boy for the Boston Braves and Babe Ruth, acknowledges the crowd as he is introduced as honorary bat boy for the New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox American League MLB baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts Apr... View Photo »
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A fan touches a Babe Ruth monument in monument park at the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx borough of New York April 3, 2009. The Yankees are scheduled to play their first game in the new stadium against the Chicago Cubs.
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The Babe Ruth monument is shown after it was moved to Monument Park at the new Yankee Stadium in New York, Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2009.
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Babe Ruth's marriage license is on display during the press preview of New York's new Office of the City Clerk/Marriage Bureau, Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009.
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A banner of New York Yankees legend Babe Ruth hangs outside the new Yankee Stadium prior to Game 2 of the 2009 Major League Baseball World Series between the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees in New York, October 29, 2009.
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Heritage Auctions' sold this 1918 game-used Babe Ruth bat for $537,750 at its Oct. 1-2 Sports Auction. The price realized, according to Heritage Auctions, is a record for non-autographed piece of Ruth lumber.
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Seven-year-old New York Yankees fan Stephen Hom awaits autographs next to a cut-out of former Yankees' great Babe Ruth prior to the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Oakland Athletics in Oakland, California August 19, 2009.
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What remains of historic Tiger Stadium, shown in Detroit, Tuesday, June 2, 2009 will be demolished after the city rejected a $33.4 million proposal by a nonprofit group to preserve and renovate the old ballpark.
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What remains of historic Tiger Stadium, shown in Detroit, Tuesday, June 2, 2009 will be demolished after the city rejected a $33.4 million proposal by a nonprofit group to preserve and renovate the old ballpark.
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Arthur Gidden, who was a bat boy for the Boston Braves and Babe Ruth, acknowledges the crowd as he is introduced as honorary bat boy for the New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox American League MLB baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts April 25, 2009. Gidden is 100 years old.
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New York Yankees' Derek Jeter stands over the bat former Yankees great Babe Ruth used to hit the first homerun at the old Yankee Stadium in 1923, before the first regular season MLB baseball game between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians at the new Yankee Stadium in New York Ap...
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New York Yankees Derek Jeter carries the bat (right hand) former Yankees great Babe Ruth used to hit the first homerun at the old Yankee Stadium in 1923 before the first regular season MLB baseball game between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians played at the new Yankee Stadium...
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A fan touches a plaque commemorating New York Yankees legend Babe Ruth before the first regular season MLB baseball game at the new Yankee stadium in New York April 16, 2009.
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NEW YORK - APRIL 16: Fans pose for a picture in front of Babe Ruth Plaza before the game between the Cleveland Indians and the New York Yankees during opening day at the new Yankee Stadium on April 16, 2009 in the Bronx borough of New York City.
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Fans enter the "Great Hall" at the entrance to the new Yankee Stadium as the MLB American League New York Yankees practice for the first time in their new ballpark in New York, April 2, 2009. The space is filled with banners of Yankees of the past.
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Babe Ruth Plaza outside the new Yankee Stadium April 2, 2009 in New York. Yankee Stadium opened to the public for the teams first workout.
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Even Babe Ruth struck out every now and then
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We honor Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron not only because they were great baseball players but because they were spectacular baseball players for a long, long time.
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It just seems like something the older, more hardened players of yesterday wouldn't wear — not something you'd have seen on Babe Ruth or Pete Rose ... There's a notion that today's players are coddled, multi-gazillionaire athletes, and maybe this is an outgrowth of that.
SOURCE: St. Louis Post-Dispatch -
I want to stand in the same batter's box where Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig stood. I'll try really hard to bring a World Series championship to this city.
SOURCE: New York Post -
The history engulfs you immediately when you enter Wrigley. Although this stadium has never seen a World Series victory, it is the home to many legends and tales. From Babe Ruth’s called shot, to a goat named Murphy, to the Steve Bartman incident from the 2003 NLCS, this venue has seen its share of memo...
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Two months back, I was sitting at home not doing anything ... None of you were asking me questions, and today I am here, probably pitching in one of the greatest games ever in the World Series, two great teams with a whole bunch of legendary players. When you mention Derek Jeter, you mention Alex Rodrig...
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When you mention Derek Jeter, you mention Alex Rodriguez, Teixeira, I see those guys as the future of the game, the next Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron
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Two months back I was sitting at home not doing anything, none of you were thinking of me whatsoever ... None of you were asking me questions, and today I am here, probably pitching one of the biggest games ever in the World Series, two great teams with a whole bunch of legendary players that are going ...
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Babe Ruth has had such a great tradition and we’ll continue to honor those teams and those anniversaries ... Those are Ashland and Fairview kids and coaches who did that and accomplished all those things. We’re all part of the same history.
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This is happening to Babe Ruth all over the state of Kentucky ... Everybody is having problems fielding teams. Babe Ruth has gotten weaker and weaker statewide, in my opinion. I think this is the best thing for youth baseball for Ashland.
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This is happening to Babe Ruth all over the state of Kentucky ... Everybody is having problems fielding teams. Babe Ruth has gotten weaker and weaker statewide, in my opinion. I think this is the best thing for youth baseball for Ashland.
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I think it’s the only option ... What people have to realize is were doing away with Ashland Babe Ruth but still providing baseball for the youth of Ashland.
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New York's the media capital of the world ... They didn't have beat writers. There wasn't any TV, no video. You see the same clip of Babe Ruth all the time.
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To think about what the old Yankee Stadium was, you know Babe Ruth played there. Lou Gehrig played there and Mickey Mantle played there and Joe DiMaggio played there. See, that's what makes it so special
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Chase Utley joined Babe Ruth as the only left-handed hitter to smack two homers off a left-handed pitcher in a World Series game. Just sick.
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You couldn't have written this any better ... We've seen Oscar Charleston, the best all-around Negro League player; Martin Dihigo, the best Cuban; and Babe Ruth, the best Caucasian player, all have an impact.
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We’ll be repeating history ... C.C. [Sabathia] is the new Babe Ruth. Yankees in six.
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I know it's not going the way I wanted but I saw a quote from Babe Ruth that said, 'It's hard to beat up a guy who never quits.'
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I look for stories about Western Maryland that are different ... Some of these stories are well-known like when Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig came to town with the Yankees to play the Cumberland Colts. Other ones are simple stories about life years ago like the birth of triplets at Memorial Hospital.
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It's not like the show was bad. Even a bad Larry David show is good. Telegraphing to his date that he was going to make a move on her later ('Babe Ruth calling his shot'), Larry's chutzpah in reminding the doctor of the Hippocratic oath, all good
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Did the Cubs throw the 1918 World Series to Babe Ruth's Red Sox and incite the Black Sox scandal?
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These cars were in operation back when Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth were wreaking havoc . . . and now they're back again
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stayed away from the middle of the plate except to Babe Ruth over there ... I'm glad that's over with. I thought he was no longer out there, but he's been reincarnated against us this year.
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I called it the night before ... I just wanted to point out to the guys that this was how I was going to win. And guess what? That’s how I won. I did a Babe Ruth. I hit my home run.
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She came through several times ... She has a lot of talent, we just have to get her to control that talent. She's like Babe Ruth sometimes - it's either a home run or a strikeout. Nobody can outjump her, she just has to control her power.
SOURCE: The Jackson Sun
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