“You’re gonna get sick,” said all-star teammate Lou Gehrig. “Seriously Babe, we can get you a hot dog in the dugout.” Nevertheless, Ruth would go on to hit two home runs before leaving the game early with stomach cramps.
Don’t know who “the Babe” was? Babe Ruth! His home run record stood until Hank Aaron matched it in 1974. Greatest hitter of baseball’s most magnificent era. You might want to check out an interesting song call “the Babe” by Danny O’keefe. Only O’keefe can intertwine a personal tale with a rememberance of the great hitter.
Babe who?
Babe Ruth. Says it right in the title.
A penny saved is a penny earned! I’m just glad all he got was stomach cramps!
He was named after a candy bar, I believe. Better than Oscar meyer!
Babe looks like a retake of Broderick Crawford.
Don’t know who “the Babe” was? Babe Ruth! His home run record stood until Hank Aaron matched it in 1974. Greatest hitter of baseball’s most magnificent era. You might want to check out an interesting song call “the Babe” by Danny O’keefe. Only O’keefe can intertwine a personal tale with a rememberance of the great hitter.