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Ruth, Babe
A baseball player of the early twentieth century, known for hitting home runs. He hit sixty home runs in 1927, a record for a 154-game season that stood until the late twentieth century. Ruth supposedly once pointed to a spot in the seats where he would hit his next home run, and then proceeded to hit the ball there. His real name was George Herman Ruth.
Example Sentences
Mr. Creamer’s book on Ruth, “Babe: The Legend Comes to Life” — which came out in 1974, the year Hank Aaron broke Ruth’s career home run record — was infused with details, including Ruth’s pregame meal: three hot dogs.
He might’ve been the greatest athlete of the 20th century — I still have him behind Babe Ruth, Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Jim Thorpe and Secretariat – but he appears to be the worst director of basketball operations of the 21st century.
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