Who was Babe Ruth's mom and dad.?
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His parents were Kate Schamberger-Ruth and George Herman Ruth, Sr., who tended bar and eventually owned his own tavern near the Baltimore waterfront. The Ruths had a total of eight children, but only two survived past infancy including one of baseball's greats babe ruth
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my mom is jamaican she comes from kingston i guess that makes me jama-mican jamaican/american  the real yardys  of her family call me yankee red head picknee lol.
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Babe Ruth became the all-time home run king when he passed Roger Connor. Connor played 18 seasons and had 138 home runs. Connor had held the record since 1895, Ruth passed him in 1921.
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there was seldom , if ever any use of relief pitching used in Ruth's era....he'd be  exhausted by mid season if he adhered to the schedule you suggested....having said that the yankees wanted his bat in the lineup everyday....although he pitched for the red sox he never took the mound for either the yankees nor the boston braves...
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Sounds like Babe Ruth, but I could be wrong.
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I am completely enamored and astounded by the legend that is LeRoy Satchel Paige. The stories you hear about how he would tell his outfield to stay in the dugout because he didnt need them, inducing only infield hits or striking out the batter...its mind-boggling. Big Satch simply dominated any game he played in, even into his 50's. his win total completely blows cy young out of the water. Satchell Paige was better.
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It was hit on May 6, 1915. He was pitching as a member of the Boston Red Sox against the NY Yankees. That game was played at the Polo Grounds. Ruth took Yankees pitcher Jack Warhop deep in the top of the third, and added two more hits later that day.
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That's funny! Made me laugh out loud.  I understand the reference to Jesus because in Genesis 1:1 it says, "In the Big Inning" :) I didn't know Mary played baseball! Actually, I always thought Johnny Damon looked like a smaller version of a mountain man. :)
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From a Baseball America interview with Grady:\n\n"Q. For the record, are you related to Ted Sizemore?\nA. No, I am not. Some people just don't know too much about me I guess."
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Aaron has more homers (755 to 714), but Babe was a better hitter. He had a higher batting average and didn't have nearly as many at bats as Hank did.
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Bobby and Barry Bond have 332 and 734. The also have the most RBIs and Stolen Bases of any father-son Combo
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It was Ruth.  But you know that dont you.  Good test though!
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I've got a mint Barry Bonds rookie card!  Awwww yeah!  Who's your daddy now???
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Seems that is still up for debate!\n\nFor Whom was the Baby Ruth Candy Bar Named?\n"Three explanations have since been offered concerning the origins of the "Baby Ruth" candy bar's name: \nThe bar was named after "Baby" Ruth Cleveland, the first-born daughter of President Grover Cleveland. \n\nThe bar was named after baseball slugger George Herman "Babe" Ruth. \n\nThe bar was named for a granddaughter of Mrs. George Williamson, Mrs. Williamson being the wife of the president of the Williamson Candy Company and one of the developers of the "Baby Ruth" bar formula. \nExplanation #1 is the "official" explanation that has been proffered by the Curtiss Candy Company since the 1920's. \n\nExplanation #2 is the "obvious" explanation; the one assumed by persons who have heard no explanations. \n\nExplanation #3 is an alternate explanation proferred by syndicated columnist L.M. Boyd that can be readily dismissed. The Williamson Candy Company, producer of the "Oh! Henry" bar, was a direct competitor of Curtiss' and would have been most unlikely to supply a product name and formula to a rival. Furthermore, the Curtiss Candy Company has never claimed this as an origin of their candy bar's name." \n\nRead on for more information at:\nhttp://www.snopes.com/business/names/babyruth.asp
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What a sad day in baseball when a cheater ties a record of a true baseball player. Ruth will always be better than Bonds.
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Babe Ruth is your Radio Trivia Answer
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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.