Ruth was determined to put a brave face on his fight with cancer, even when he was not sent the most appropriate efforts to cheer him up.pic.twitter.com/1mX8fnlv2n
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Ruth was determined to put a brave face on his fight with cancer, even when he was not sent the most appropriate efforts to cheer him up.pic.twitter.com/1mX8fnlv2n
He did, near the end, get to meet a college first baseman named George H.W. Bush and a young Yankee catcher named Yogi Berra.pic.twitter.com/4sVLIWn2Ej
In the end, all is fleeting, Lou Gehrig, Tony Lazzeri, Miller Huggins, & Urban Shocker were all gone already, too young, by the time the Babe died. Here he is at Gehrig's funeral in 1941, saying goodbye to the Iron Horse. RIP.pic.twitter.com/RFDi21rQJZ
Who is he hugging in the top coat? Dan Topping?
Sound on. It's Ed Barrow.
Bryson’s One Summer had some interesting stuff on Babe. Is there a best biography for him?
Creamer's is the standard. I haven't read Jane Leavy's yet.
Very moving
Babe Ruth is the all-time leader with a career 1.1636 OPS. That’s insane. Great OPS is .9000 and above.
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