Where can I find information about Babe Ruth?

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Where can I find information about Babe Ruth?​

Welcome to BabeRuth.com, the official website of Babe Ruth. Throughout these pages you will find information about this legendary baseball player. 7-time World Series champion (1915, 1916, 1918, 1923, 1927, 1928, 1932)
How many home runs did Babe Ruth hit in 1927?
In 1927, he became the first player to hit 60 home runs in a season. Was the first player in baseball history to hit 200, 300, 400, 500, 600 and 700 home runs in a career, starting when he broke Roger Connor’s major league baseball career record of 138 homers during the 1920 season.

Is there a statue of Babe Ruth in Baltimore?​

A statue of Ruth is located at Oriole Park at Camden Yards at the corner of West Camden and South Eutaw Streets in Baltimore. The statue incorrectly portrays The Babe as a right-hander.
Did Babe Ruth ever beat Father Time?
Yes, the Babe was mighty, and he did prevail more often than naught except over one opponent: Father Time. The Babe ended his 22 years in the Big Leagues with 2,873 hits good for a career batting average of .342, 714 home runs, 2,217 R.B.I.s, and 2,174 runs scored in 2,503 games.

What happened to Babe Ruth in 1935?​

In June 1935, Ruth bitterly bid farewell to baseball. Earlier that year he returned to Massachusetts to play for the Boston Braves. As part of the arrangement he would act as the organization’s vice president and assistant manager. But what seemed like a sweet deal “quickly soured,” according to Time.
What happened to Babe Ruth’s eyes?
As The New York Times detailed, Ruth’s health began drastically declining. He started losing his ability to speak and swallow. Pain plagued his left eye. Initially these issues were attributed to dental trouble, and Ruth had three teeth removed. The root cause was far worse.

What did Babe Ruth do on New Year’s Eve?​

Every year she threw a huge New Year’s Eve Party, and the next day Ruth gave up hard liquor and headed for Artie McGovern’s gym. Only beer was allowed in their home from January 1 through the end of the World Series. She also acted as Babe’s personal secretary.