Babe Ruth

yes i think so i have read a story about him and that home run he hit was a called home run

Babe Ruth was 19 when he got out of St. Mary's school. when he was about 20 he started playing with professional baseball teams. Babe Ruth was the one who was just a person who a lot of people wanted to have on their team because he was so good!

Proble to make a home run or something like that.

Babe Ruth set the MLB record with 170 walks in 1923. It was broken in 2001 by Barry Bonds who was walked 177 times. Bonds broke his own record in 2002 with 198 walks and again in 2004 with 232 walks.

Cecil Fielder wore #23 with the Toronto Blue Jays, #45 with the Detroit Tigers, New York Yankees, and Anaheim Angels, and #33 with the Cleveland Indians.

Babe Ruth registered for both WWI and WWI but did not actually serve. So he did a lot of fundraisers promoting War Bonds and such. This included a few very famous all-star games at Yankee stadium.

Babe Ruth had 8399 official at bats over his 22 year career.

One of the most prized signatures in the hobby a Babe Ruth single signed Baseball in general is worth about $6,000.-$10,000. Value may vary based on condition, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the signature. The type of baseball will also effect the price with an Official American league baseball from Ruth's playing days being of the most value.

A baseball in poor condition with a weak signature could sell in the $4,000. price range or less, and a minty baseball with a strong signature could sell in the $15,000 price range or more. But with all said the strength of the authenticity that accompanies the signature will hold the bulk of the value. The baseball will not have a higher value being signed in 1938 unless the Babe Inscribed it as such. A signature with the quotation marks around "Babe" that typified his pre-1928 autograph will sell at a higher value. If the signature is not properly authenticated the baseball could sell at half the market value or less

Babe Ruth was born George Herman Ruth. Some of his nicknames while he was playing baseball included The Bambino, The Sultan Of Swat, and The Babe, which is the origin of the name Babe Ruth. First called "Babe" by his teammates on the Baltimore Orioles, his first professional team because of his youth.

Other names included "the Wali of Wallop", "the Rajah of Rap", "the Caliph of Clout", "the Wazir of Wham", The Colossus of Clout, Maharajah of Mash, The Behemoth of Bust, and "The King of Clout."

he had six siblings:eva(1893-1957)

john daniel(1896-1970)

jianna(1897-1925)

"boone"(1900-1946)

edith*(_ -1975)

and rachel jackie(1906-1907)

No, he had one daughter by his first wife.

154 a season

Babe Ruth was traded off from the Red Sox to the Yankees on January 3, 1920 and it was called "The Bambino." Ruth was not traded but sold by the Red Sox to the Yankees. The sale price was 100,000 dollars.

Started as a pitcher but played outfield mOst of his career

Babe Ruth's bat weighed 42 ounces and was 36 inches long. He used a 52-ounce bat when he wanted to send it out of the park. Go Ducks!

I can't think of a Babe Ruth promotional bat that would have the 125 H&B designation. There would be mini bats with this destination that was sold as souvenirs at the stadium, but either way the value of the bat as a promotional bat will rely on tying it in with a promotion.

Babe Ruth All America Athletic Underwear came with a "promotional" bat. The bat itself sells for about $400. you might use this price as a Yardstick to measure value but you still have to show what promotion the bat is from.

If I find any information on a promotion with a Babe Ruth 125 baseball bat I will up date this post. For more information on the Babe Ruth Underwear bat, and other vintage baseball bats visit the links I left below.

his first job was a tailor

Yes, in the 1927 World Series. The Yankees won 4 games to 0.

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Popular yes, but many , well several surpassed Ruth in certain statistical particulars. For example the Sultan of Swat never hit.,400. the highest Ruthian average was .393 in l923 (got combination as a memory jogger) but this is not .400 in l924, Rogers,not Roger, Hornsby batted-full season- .424 this was the highest seasonal batting average in modern-day baseball. several players hit .400 among them Hornsby, Ty Cobb, and (sizzling) George Sisler .From a technical performance angle Cobb"s lifetime batting average of .367 (career) has never been approached. draw your own conclusions.

he went to a catholic church

The key to answering your properly and accurately lies specifically in the year the photo was produced and what the image depicts. For example, a vintage photo of Ruth in his New York Yankees uniform would be worth considerably more than an image of him hunting or in street clothes. Photos depicting a seminal event or year in his storied career such his 714th homerun, "The Called Shot" or a picture dating to a milestone season, such as 1927, would also carry a premium in terms of desirability to collectors and value. Pre-1920 photos depicting Babe in a Red Sox uniform and/or pitching would also command a significant premium. Other significant factors in terms of value would be condition, quality, clarity and tone, size, and above all else... is it original to the era versus a more-modern reprint? Photos produced after Ruth's death have little interest to collectors and are readily available. Any original vintage photo depicting Ruth is worth at least $25, and those depicting in his prime - $150, and more. Fine portraits and images of key events can fetch several hundred dollars.

Babe Ruth is famous for being one of the greatest Baseball hitters in Baseball history and in America although he got struck out once by a 17-year-old girl named "Jackie Mitchell" to the USA's surprise.