Babe Ruth , with usual warm-up bats slung over left shoulder, begins work-out for Army & Navy benefit in Yankee Stadium.
Yankees' baseball champion, Babe Ruth, preparing to bat at the opening game at the Polo Grounds, New York, on April 22, 1920.
American baseball player Babe Ruth hits his first home run during his tour of Japan at Miji Shrine Stadium, Tokyo, Japan.
An illlustration of Babe Ruth calling his shot in the fifth inning of the third game, 1932 World Series, He then proceeded to hit a homerun where he...
Babe Ruth wearing the uniform of the Boston Red Sox, the team he played with from 1915 until he joined the Yankees in 1920, Half length photograph.
Legendary American baseball player Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees hits a home run in the third game of the World Series against the Chicago Cubs...
Babe Ruth portrait, visitors dugout League Park. The game between the Indians and Yankees was eventually rained out and rescheduled for a later date....
American baseball player 'Babe' Ruth looks up while batting for the New York Yankees during a game, April 9, 1925.
George Herman Ruth in training for the New York Yankees. Many of his records remained unbroken for decades including most home runs in one season -...
New York Yankees' Babe Ruth swinging his bat. Babe Ruth follows flight of one of his 46 home runs. Ruth's record-setting swats kept Yankee Stadium...
While playing for the New York Yankees, Babe Ruth became baseball's most prominent player and set many records.
New York, NY: Photo shows Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, the home run twins, whose heavy hitting is expected to bring the 1927 Worlds Championship flag to...
The Great Babe Ruth pauses to autograph a baseball during the 1924 season, three years before he set the home run record of 60 as a member of the New...
Baseball game- the Newark Bears vs. The Boston Braves at Ruppert Field. Photo shows Babe Ruth as he "slams one out of the park."
New York Yankee baseball players, Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth . Gehrig's career ended when he was afflicted by the incurable disease amyotrophic lateral...
Great all-round baseball player, Babe Ruth shakes hands with the 29th President of the USA, Warren Harding. After the handshake Babe Ruth hit a home...
New York Yankees' Babe Ruth swinging his bat. Babe Ruth follows flight of one of his 46 home runs. Ruth\'s record-setting swats kept Yankee Stadium...
Babe Ruth crowned Sultan of Swat by New York fans after last game of the World Series. The crown, properly engraved, was purchased by his admirers.
Babe Ruth poses for an atmospheric shot during a spring training stopover in an unknown ballpark about 1924.
Babe Ruth standing before game in visitor's dugout. The Yankees split a doubleheaderwith the Indians at League Park, losing the first 6-0 and taking...
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees swings at a picth as catcher Gabby Hartnett of the Chicago Cubs follows the ball during the 1932 World Series at...
Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb, two of the American League's heaviest hitters, stand together during pregame exercises at the Polo Grounds.
Nineteen year old husky from Baltimore reported to the Boston Red Sox near the end of 1914 baseball season for pitching duty. His long hitting marked...
Playing with the Boston Braves, Babe Ruth signs autographs for fans at the New York Giants' home opener against the Braves at the Polo Grounds. New...
Shoeless Joe Jackson of the Chicago White Sox and the New York Yankees' Babe Ruth look at one of Babe's home run bats.
Babe's fungo bat sets record...Highlight of the charity baseball carnival staged by the New York Yankees, Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers at the Polo...
American baseball player Babe Ruth poses with his wife Helen Woodford Ruth and daughter Dorothy Ruth , 1921.
Date filed 8/6/1961-New York, NY- Full length shot shows Babe Ruth about to hit a baseball, looking up.
Portrait of American baseball great and New York Yankee outfielder George Herman Babe Ruth posing with his arms on hips in front of the dugout, New...
Babe Ruth, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, warms up before a game in League Park in Cleveland in 1919.
