How old was Babe Ruth when he died?
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George Herman Ruth (February 6, 1895 – August 16, 1948) was 53 when he died.
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Robert:  Start with the Babe Ruth Official Web site http://www.baberuthleague.org/ and see if you can contact them and get the charter information for Tulare, Visalia or Hanford or Tulare County.  Then check with the parks department in those cities to see if they have records of Babe Ruth using their ballfields (it's unlikely any youth leagues had their own fields in those days).  You can also go to the Times Delta, or the Tulare/Hanford papers and search their archives.  As a last result try ads in the newspapers for old timers who played, coached, umpired, etc. for BRL.  I think if you had a League in the mid-fifties the teams would have been composed of Tulare, Hanford, and Visalia.  By the way, Babe Ruth League ball didn't get to large sections of Los Angeles until the late 1950's and early1960's, so maybe it wasn't to the San Joaquin yet.  You might try to run down American Legion players of that era, as many of them helped coach Babe Ruth and Little League teams and may be able to answer your question.   BTW, I was a long term resident of Visalia until 1994, but now live out of state.
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From BaseballLibrary.com:\n\nEverything about the Babe was excessive: his bat - 44 ounces, his frame - top playing weight of 254 pounds, his appetites - food and drink consumed in abundance, salary $75,000 in 1932 - highest in the majors.
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Are you looking for  Babe Ruth teams ? little leaque   cal ripkin leaque ???   need more info.   Take a look at ballcharts.com if its for babe ruth. I am an hour away from there and coach senior babe ruth 16-18
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It was Lou Gehrig with 184 in 1931.  Babe Ruth's highest total was 164 in 1927, and Hack Wilson was a right-handed batter.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/g/gehrilo01.shtml
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There are 3 different cards of Babe Ruth issued in 1927.  \n\n1. American Caramel E-126  Card #38  $1500\n2. Exhibit PostCard     $600\n3. York Caramel E-210  Card #6    $1300\nlinks to pictures are below (in order above)\n\nThe prices are from the 2000 Beckett Almanac of Baseball Cards and Collectibles and are in EX-MT condition. Condition is very important if you have a card in good condition that is verified by one of the grading services (PSA, BGS) it could go for much more.  However if the card is in bad condition it will go down considerably.  The other thing to watch out for in older cards is reprints as these are both about $1.
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Bonds is 41 away from Aaron. On his current pace Bonds would need at least three years to make Aaron's mark. His health is questionable and age is getting the best of him. Not to mention he isn't taking steroids very likely now! So I would say no but it is possible and no I hope he doesn't. He and others like him who have used these drugs have tarnished the great game. Babe's only drug was a cigar and bottle of JD!!
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If you are just talking hitting, then there are few that can hold a candle to Ruth. Aaron is in that conversation, but Ruth is really in his own category when it comes to hitting. The one thing that Aaron has over Ruth is durability, probably due to that fact he was a much better all around athlete. Aaron's prime years ran much longer than Ruth's, but Ruth's prime years outshined any others.
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Babe Ruth maxxed out at $80,000.  Joe DiMaggio was the first $100,000 baseball player.
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The 1927 Yankees.  They had Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig in their primes.  They both hit about .370 with 60 and 47 homers respectively.  Their ptiching wasn't shabby either.
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Point by point\n\n-The Babe was a great (if not the greatest) baseball player.  His behavior off the field was lewd at best.  But during his heyday, athletes wern't celebrites, they were athletes.  Just like Beckham or Kobe, it shouldn't matter what you do after the final whistle.  But those guys are in an era now where athletes are interchangable with celebrites.\n\n-At the time Hank Aaron broke Babe's record, racism was still running strong.  People that grew up with The Babe believed that his HR record would never be broken - especially by someone of color.  But I'd bet that for every piece of hate mail he received, he got 3 congratulating him.\n\n-Bonds is obviously on something, just like Canseco, McGuire, Palmero...  Look at (pics and stats) these players in the late 80's compared to now.  There is a huge difference, literally!  And being innocent until proven guilty only applies in court - you are guilty when convicted.  Bonds has not been charged with a crime, he is being tried by the public and media.  There is no jury and no verdict.  His guilt depends on who you ask (I say guilty).\n\n-I would want Bonds on my team.  He's a homerun machine.  His on-base percentage is the highest in the Majors (because no one pitches to him).  His is injury-proned, so I'd like to see him on an American League team as a DH.  If he plays a full season in the outfield without tweeking his knee, then the Giants have a good shot at winning the World Series.\n\n*Are you from Canada or England?
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He died earlier today.
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Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron
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He died in 1799 at the age of 67\n\nGeorge Washington (February 22, 1732 – December 14, 1799)
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As of 4/13:\n\nBonds 9152 AB\nRuth 8398 AB\n\nand to answer one of the questions from above in the tab, remember Ruth batted #3 if you walk him #4 was Lou Gehrig, so do you really walk Babe to get to Lou.
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who cares the steroid taken s-o-b babe Ruth set the record taking beer and hot dogs
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1.  Babe Ruth\n2.  Comiskey\n3.  1943\n4.  Pie Traynor in 1934\n5.  Fred Lynn in 1983\n\nNice of you to edit your answers, Rick H, after everyone behind you posted the right answers.  When I posted mine, you didn't have 3 and 4 correct.