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Five OClock Lightning: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and the Greatest Baseball Team in History, The 1927 New York Yankees by Harvey Frommer, 2007-10-26 Playing the Game: My Early Years in Baseball by Babe Ruth, 2011-02-17 My Greatest Day in Baseball by Babe Ruth, 1963-01-01 My Greates day in Baseball by Babe, Leo Durocher, mell Ott and 44 Others Ruth, 1948 How to play baseball by Babe Ruth, 1977 Home Run Baseball Cards: The Story of Babe Ruth Babe Ruth. the Rollicking Life Story of Baseball's Big Fellow. by Tom Meany, 1947-01-01 Five OClock Lightning: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and the Greatest Baseball Team in H by Harvey Frommer, 2007-01-01 BASEBALL ADVICE by Babe Ruth, 1980 How to Play Baseball by Babe (George Herman) Ruth, 1931 The Girl Who Struck Out Babe Ruth (On My Own History, Grades 2-3) by Jean L. S. Patrick, 2000-04 Babe & Me: A Baseball Card Adventure by Dan Gutman, 2002-03-01 Babe Ruth: Legends in Sports (Matt Christopher Legends in Sports) by Matt Christopher, Glenn Stout, 2005-09-07

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121. BABE RUTH: CONSTRUCTING A LEGEND
     A baseball legend and an American icon, babe ruth singlehandedly changed the way baseball was played and rescued the game from the dark days that followed  
     http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG02/yeung/Baberuth/home.html

122. Fogdog Sports - Rawlings RBRO1 Competition Grade Babe Ruth Raised Seam Baseball
     Shop for Rawlings RBRO1 Competition Grade babe ruth Raised Seam baseball at Fogdog.com The Rawlings® Official babe ruth baseball is a competitiongrade  
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123. Babe Ruth, Baseball's Great Star And Idol Of Children, Had A Career Both Dramati
     World War One Draft card for baseball Great babe ruthbabe ruth in the 1910 Census babe ruth in the 1930 Census. babe ruth world war I draft card Registered as George Herman ruth in Boston.  
     http://www.nytimes.com/learning/general/onthisday/bday/0206.html
     
     Extractions: August 17, 1948 OBITUARY By MURRAY SCHUMACH robably nowhere in all the imaginative field of fiction could one find a career more dramatic and bizarre than that portrayed in real life by George Herman Ruth. Known the world over, even in foreign lands where baseball is never played, as the Babe, he was the boy who rose from the obscurity of a charitable institution in Baltimore to a position as the leading figure in professional baseball. He was also its greatest drawing-card, its highest salaried performerat least of his dayand the idol of millions of youngsters throughout the land. A creation of the times, he seemed to embody all the qualities that a sport-loving nation demanded of its outstanding hero. For it has always been debatable whether Ruth owed his fame and the vast fortune it made for him more to his ability to smash home runs in greater quantity than any other player in the history of the game or to a strange personality that at all times was intensely real and "regular," which was the one fixed code by which he lived. He made friends by the thousands and rarely, if ever, lost any of them. Affable, boisterous and good-natured to a fault, he was always as accessible to the newsboy on the corner as to the most dignified personage in worldly affairs. More, he could be very much at ease with both.

124. Taipei Times - Archives
     Dealer purchases babe ruth s 1919 contract for US$996000 A baseball signed by ruth and Yankees teammate Lou Gehrig sold for US$42000, well above the  
     http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/sport/archives/2005/06/12/2003259073
     
     Extractions: Sunday, Jun 12, 2005,Page 23 Peter Siegel, president of Gotta Have It collectables, inside his store next to a picture of baseball legend Babe Ruth in New York on Friday. Siegel purchased the five-page typed 1919 contract that shipped Babe Ruth from Boston to the Bronx for US$996,000, nearly double its pre-sale estimate. The "cursed" 1919 contract that shipped Babe Ruth from the Boston Red Sox to the New York Yankees sold on Friday for a staggering US$996,000, auction house Sotheby's said. "I was prepared to pay almost whatever it took," said Pete Siegel, head of New York-based Gotta Have It Collectibles, after his winning offer. "I'm not saying a billion dollars, but whatever price I needed to secure it."

125. Welcome To BabeRuth.com
     From iconic legends of yesteryear, such as babe ruth, to Olympiads of today, like Tara Lipinski, Wanting to use babe ruth in a commercial fashion?  
     http://www.baberuth.com/index.php
     
     Extractions: If it’s all in the numbers, then CMG Worldwide has sure played its cards right. From iconic legends of yesteryear, such as Babe Ruth, to Olympiads of today, like Tara Lipinski, the most recognizable personalities in sports know where to come for gold medal representation. In a recent article in the Dayton (Ohio) Daily News about the 25 greatest athletic achievements in history, six of CMG Worldwide’s unprecedented sports clients have snatched high honors.

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