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    Peerless "Babe" hangs up new world's record. "Babe" Ruth is seen making a new record with his third home run in one day in the recent double header between the Yanks and Senators


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    George Sisler, Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb


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    Great shots!

    Great resolution on those pic's Locke40! Geez, The Babe sure was forced to take a lot of pic's with Ty Cobb! Haha....and once again, Ty Cobb: Happy as hell! Go figure. Here's an animated GIF that I made from a pair of stereoscopic pictures of Babe at spring training. Also, an animated GIF that I made of the 1935 Boston Braves (with Ruth of course). Funny thing about this GIF, I recently discovered that I had 2 pictures of the '35 Braves. At first glance they looked the same (I was going to delete one)...but when I looked more closely, I could see that they were in fact taken mere milliseconds apart. So, I looped them together (after some tweaking/resizing). Makes for a pretty cool 3-D image of the team.
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    Historical Mystery Solved !

    I can't believe it - you discovered the first 'tomahawk chop' - that guy on the bottom right is really into it !

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    Hahaha...

    Hahahaha....oh man. I hadn't considered that....too fuuny.

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    That swing...

    So recognizable...
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    Babe on film!!!

    Time for some actual footage of The Babe!

    1) Newsreel of the famous 1942 Ruth v. Walter Johnson charity event.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE9D0oAyCC4

    2) Newsreel of 1947 Babe Ruth Day & his 1948 funeral.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20glDlJIcC4

    3) "Home Run On The Keys" 1937 Short Film starring The Babe!
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLhV72is82A

    4) 1973 Kellogg's Corn Flakes commercial paying homage to The Babe.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLnjRQJoKis

    5) 1947 Newsreel of The Babe playing Santa for polio stricken kids. (bizarre!)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi26xQTArdM

    6) Hysterical SCTV skit about The Babe making all sorts of promises to a sick kid. John Candy plays The Babe. (notice that he's wearing #4!)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvT1v...eature=related

    7) "Speedy" 1928 slient film starring Harold Lloyd and Babe Ruth. Fantastic street scenes of New York City in 1928. The Babe is in it from 1:36 thru 3:23.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkqz3lpUBp0

    8) Babe Ruth stars in "Fancy Curves". It's a short film from 1932 where The Babe teaches an all-girls team (made up of some pretty hot for 1932 women!)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEYSb66ndNY

    And finally.....
    9) Babe Ruth vs. Arithmetic!! Funny short film where The Babe busts into a schoolhouse and takes all the kids out to play ball. Not sure of the year.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfopqEDe_Og

    Enjoy!!!!
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    Hahaha, some of those short films were priceless. I won't be able to daydream durring class without thinking of the Babe showing up and getting me out of a boring lecture. Also, I think in "speedy" at around 3:09/3:10 you can see Lou Gehrig walking and looking into the drivers side window.
    ..."I might have been given a bad break, but I've got an awful lot to live for."

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    How great is Youtube?? This is my favorite video, the Babe just playing baseball. You can get a great sense of the game at 2:05, with the crowd standing up after the ball is hit; it is very similar to when a player really gets into one nowadays, and the crowd rises to its' feet!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7f21vf1jOg

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    The Babe signed autographs with his RIGHT hand.
    In the 1920's, Harry Heilmann led the AL with a .364 average. In addition, he averaged 220 hits, 45 doubles, 12 triples, 16 homers, 110 runs, and 130 RBI.

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    Babe Dances!

    Haha. Actually, just two pic's...once again, taken moments apart and I looped them into into an animated GIF. Also some musical Babe pic's:

    - A young Babe at the organ with his first wife. Not sure the exact year.

    - Babe on the tuba with the St.Mary's Band in 1920.

    - Babe sings along with some of the Brooklyn Dodgers 1938.

    Cheers! ~B
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    Babe Bowling


    Babe Ruth and John Shepard


    Babe Ruth and Ted Williams


    Babe Ruth and young fans


    Babe Ruth and a few of his teamates


    Babe Ruth playing Golf


    Babe Ruth at a desk


    Babe Ruth beside a fence



    Babe Ruth with legends


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    Some more of The Babe...

    1) Babe at home with his wife & daughters - April 18, 1938

    2) Babe & Lou - Japan 1934

    3) Babe and ummm...what the hell are ya doing Babe?!?! Must have been some sort of vaudeville thing. Not sure of the year.

    4) The Babe and some of his bowling buddies. (Mid 40's)

    5) Eddie Collins, The Babe & Ted Williams. Sept. 12, 1947.

    Cheers! ~B
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    Pic's, pic's, pic's...

    1) The Babe greets President Harding - April 26, 1923.

    2) The Babe in uniform with Walter Johnson at The Hall of Fame Dedication - June 12, 1939. Is that George Sisler between them?

    3) The Babe at Old Oriole Park - 1931

    4) The Babe at bat - Old Oriole Park - 1931

    5) Another shot of Speaker, Ruth & Cobb striking a pose with bats in hand.
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    The young Babe Ruth



    Babe Ruth at St Mary's



    Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey



    Babe Ruth joking around with Lou Gerigh



    Babe Ruth Holding a baseball bat


    Babe two months before he died



    Babe Ruth and Joe Bush

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    Babe chippin' some golf balls...

    The Babe in Miami on May 22, 1947...chipping some golf balls.
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    Quote Originally Posted by locke40 View Post
    BSmile,
    LOVE the color photos! Here are a few that I found.

    Babe Ruth & Jack Bentley in Giants uniforms for exhibition game; Jack Dunn in middle. October 1923.

    Is there any way someone can finagle it so the Babe's appearing in a Mets uniform?????

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    Here's Babe Ruth's rookie card... a 1914 Baltimore News issue showing him as a pitcher with the Baltimore Orioles of the International League.



    It sold for over $150,000 at auction in 2006. For more information on the background of this card click here.
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    Dance Babe, Dance!!


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    Ruth & The 1927 Yankees (HUGE!!!)

    I thought that I'd share the biggest and best picture of the 1927 Yankees that I've ever come across. (It's 2696 x 2100). I didn't make this picture any bigger btw....I left it the size that I found it in. That's The Babe, 5th from the left in the back row.

    Cheers! ~B

    ----------------------------1927 New York Yankees: 110-44, .714, 19 g ahead, (WS: W 4-0)--- Yankees BB-Reference

    Top Row, L-R: Lou Gehrig (1B), Herb Pennock (P), Tony Lazzeri (2B), Wilcy Moore (RP), Babe Ruth (RF), Don Miller, Bob Meusel (LF), Bob Shawkey (P), Waite Hoyt (P), Joe Giard (P), Ben Paschal (OF), ?, Doc Woods (trainer).

    Middle Row, L-R: Urban Shocker (P), Joe Dugan (3B), Earl Combs (CF), Charles O'Leary (coach), Miller Huggins Mgr.), Art Fletcher (coach), Mark Koenig (SS), Walter 'Dutch' Ruether (P), Johnny Grabowski (C), George Pipgras (P).

    Bottom Row, L-R: Julie Wera (3B), Mike Gazella (3B), Pat Collins (C), Eddie Bennett (mascot), Benny Bengough (C), Ray Morehart (2B), Myles Thomas (P), Cedric Durst (OF)
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    What a great picture ! Thanks for leaving it large. The kids standing in the isle, (just above Babe's head), each are holding a book. They must be waiting for the photographer to finish so they can get some autographs.

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    Babe Ruth on the ground

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    Babe Ruth on the ground


    Babe Ruth with cigar in his hands


    Babe Ruth waving


    All Aboard


    Babe Ruth 1934


    Babe Ruth, Gehrig, Greenberg, Gehringer


    Babe Ruth as a Red Sox


    Babe Ruth with a young fan


    Batter Up


    Babe Ruth helping out

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    Oh the horrible irony!

    A Raleigh Cigarette Ad from 1945 featuring The Babe.
    It's amazing how ignorant people were of the dangers of smoking back in the day. This ad is beyond ironic.
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