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Babe Ruth
George Herman Ruth, Jr. or known as Babe Ruth was an American Major League baseball player from 1914 to 1935. He was considered as one of the greatest sports heroes in American culture.
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What is babe Ruth's the babe Ruth story from 1948 worth?
This book in very good - excellent condition can be found selling on ebay in the $10.-$20. price range. Commonly found in very good condition, the average asking price of $15. still make a hard sell. A book in excellent - near mint could be an easier sale, and you might get a little more for it. I do not see a great difference in value between the 1st or 2nd edition but I'm sure the first edition would be more desired.
Books like this are not sought after by literary collectors and are mostly bought by collectors of baseball memorabilia. They are typically used for display so the appearance of the cover is most important, but the demand is low.
What minor league team did Babe Ruth play for?
Babe Ruth 1st played in the minor leagues for the Baltimore Orioles at age 15.
What is the value on alltime home run leaders Babe Ruth Hank Aaron Willie Mays?
Common flaws with baseball cards include: rounded edges, creases, off centered, and faded color. Any or all flaws will devalue the card significantly.
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oporter14@yahoo.com That email gives you sd and sc and mabye even royalty if you request it!
What is the value of a 'bakelite' Babe Ruth figurine and how can you tell if it is bakelite or not?
Bakelite is very popular right now. A good test is to dip an inconspicuous corner into hot water and immediately smell the item. If it has a strong pine needles kind of odor it is most likely bakelite.
the runner must avoid contact by sliding or stopping in Babe Ruth League even if he has the base path. The call will be strictly up to the umpire. If the catcher does not have the ball he could call interference, however if the catcher is making a play on the ball or has the ball the runner could be called safe or out depending on the sole discretion of the umpire determining if "contact was avoided by the base runner" --- I personally if i was the umpire would have called him out... leaping over a player is a very dangerous thing to do, when sliding is the alternative --- by jumping you take chance of the catcher getting hit in the head unprotected, or going to apply a tag and cause the base runner to go flying out of control --- RUNNER OUT!! if I was behind the plate
What is the value of an 11x14 inch photo of Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth with signatures of both men?
A Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig duel signed photo is worth about $7,000. -$15,000. Price will vary based on condition, and the type of authenticity that accompanies the signatures. Photo composition, and how well the photo displays the signatures will also effect the price. Larger and more desired pictures could sell for more. Signatures that have not been properly authenticated could sell at half the market value or less.
In a recent auction a Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig duel signed photo sold for $16,730.
It is worth as much as much as someone is willing to pay for it.
When did Babe Ruth originally say Never Let the Fear of Striking out keep you from Playing the Game?
i just have a commit i have a sticker that says that on my wall
The three main factors in appraising this popular mid-40's Babe Ruth "Homerun King" clock are condition, condition, and condition! Nice clean examples in working order, with no significant problems or alterations, are easily worth $400-600. Pristine examples in their original packaging are worth twice this amount. A scarce (and less attractive) version of this clock which includes a radio is known to exist and sells for about $200 more.
What is the value of a baseball hit by Babe Ruth?
To sell a baseball that was "hit by Babe Ruth" it would have to come with strong provenance to prove it. Provenance is the history of ownership of a particular item. It allows the buyer to secure additional insight as to the origin or chain of custody of the item.
A baseball hit by Babe Ruth for a home run in the 1933 All Star Game sold for $805,000 in 2006.
What was Babe Ruth's last words on the field?
Babe Ruth's last words on the baseball field are not known. Babe Ruth is a famous baseball player who played for the New York Yankees.
The Sinclair Oil Babe Ruth Contest baseball featuring a "secretarial signature" of Babe Ruth, with the original box is worth about $600.-$800. Condition of the ball, the signature, and the box being a major factor on value. A near/mint baseball with box could sell for more. The contest run by the Sinclair oil company was a weekly essay contest promoted on the company's radio program. Among the prizes that were awarded, was a Babe Ruth Autographed baseball, all of which have been signed by a "ghost" signer otherwise known as a Secretarial signature. There were 500 signed Official National League Ford Frick baseballs given away to the winners. Secretarial Signature - An autograph of a celebrity that is actually done by his or her secretary, an other assistant or even a spouse. Sports celebrities are bombarded by requests for autographs. Most don't have the time to answer all of the requests, so some have their secretaries do the signatures. For more information and pictures, see Related Links below.
"Babe n Apes" are an exclusive shoe that seems to have become very popular due to their common use in Soulja Boy's songs.
How probable is the authenticity of a baseball signed by Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth?
Possible and probable. Both Ruth and Cobb were prolific and very agreeable signers, and it would not be uncommon for a fan of the era to obtain the signatures of the Hall of Famers at a game or event. Baseballs featuring the genuine autographs of Ruth and Cobb are highly sought by collectors. Unfortunately, they are also very often forged. Presuming authenticity, other key factors are: the placement and clarity of each signature, the type of ball (is it an "Official American League" ball), and the all-important condition of the ball and signatures. The provenance; the who, what, when and where of a signed ball's history, may also add value if it's documented. If genuine, your ball would be worth $1500 to as much as $4000, depending on the aforementioned factors.
What is the batting averages of Babe Ruth Hank Aaron and Mark McGwire?
Babe Ruth hada career batting average of .342, Hank Aaron .305, and Mark McGwire .263.
Where can you find the photo of Babe Ruth that was in the movie I now pronounce you Chuck and Larry?
I´m looking for the same photo, but i don´t know if is this one, let me know plese..
http://www.grandesestrellas.com/b/babe-Ruth-photo-5.HTML
No, I'm sorry none of those are the correct photo. The photo in the movie had a orange background, I am a huge Babe Ruth fan and that photo is one I havn't seen before. The huge size of it made it really cool, it would look great in my den. I hope someone knows something about it.
Lucky for you all - I'm a savy internet shopper (I've yet to be let down anyway!) I too love the babe Ruth image in the movie - it is a picture blown up and put on canvas (no orange background) - it can be done easily and affordably - here's the link - http://www.baberuth.com/flash/about/photos/rutb048.HTML and who knows maybe there will be more than one den with his likeness- cheers!
I do believe that is the photo but could you elaborate on the easy and affordable part. I don't see where that photo is available to download in a high enough resolution to enlarge and... where would one get the photo applied to canvas?
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Here is the photo - the orange color you saw in the movie was cepia.
http://www.tothenextlevel.orggraphicsbabe-ruth1.jpg
I found a person selling them on craigslist in norfolk Virginia. These are good quality not the best, but it is the picture from chuck and Larry.
Was Babe Ruth drunk when up to bat?
well you see here babe ruth always had a baseball shoved up his catchers hit and never came around to be drunk
The 1936 released, 'Babe' Ruth's Baseball Game made by Milton Bradley is worth about $600.-$800. in excellent -near/mint condition with all the pieces.
The box measures 19.1/4" x 10" and features a B & W picture of the Babe, and a facsimile signed "My own authorized Baseball Game, "Babe" Ruth" around the flaps of the box. Game pieces include wooden pegs, 85 game cards, scorecards, and game board. I have seen this game sell in the $300.-$400. price range in less than excellent condition.
What year was the Star Spangled Banner first played at a Major League Baseball game?
Started in 1941; by 1942 it was played in all Ballparks.
Actually it was first played in 1918 during world war 1
In 1918, during the heart of America 's involvement in World War One, the Americans were assigned the right flank of a large Allied army commanded by the French. The bugle sounded and the Americans along with their French and English allies rose and marched forward towards the German trenches. The Germans opened fire with their machine guns and the Americans were cut to pieces.
American General "Blackjack" Pershing refused to allow his army to be controlled by the French and planned his own attack for the next morning. During the night, groups of Americans soldiers, familiar with the way Native Americans fought, snuck slowly out of their entrenchments and crawled towards the German lines. When they got within 100 yards of the Germans, they would lay quietly while others followed their lead. By morning several hundred Americans were in position in front of the German lines, some getting as close as 20 paces.
In the morning when the bugle sounded the charge, the Germans thought they had time but the Americans were on them in a hurry. Soon, the Germans broke, and then ran for their lives. The Americans were victorious.
In the United States during a baseball game played at Ebbets Field, a message was put on the scoreboard announcing the victory. Some fans then stood and began to sing the National Anthem. Slowly, more and more people stood to join in until by the end of the song, everyone in the stadium had stood up and were singing.
From that day till the present, the National Anthem has been sung at every baseball game played in America .
