Babe Ruth Asleep In The Laundry Cart
Is Babe sleeping one off, a few too many perhaps? Judging from the uniform, it’s more likely that this was a promo photo for one of the many baseball short films he made.
Babe Accepts Trophy From Northeast High School
I wish I knew more about this event. I’d guess that it comes from the early 1930’s.
(edit: The school was in Philadelphia, the date was 4/13/32)
Danny’s Dream Comes True - May 1947
“Why I’d Like To Visit Babe Ruth”
The dream of every American youth came true today for Danny Williams, 13-year-old baseball fan from the Baptist Orphanage in Jackson, Miss. Danny who won a trip to New York for writing the best essay on, “Why I’d Like To Visit Babe Ruth”, is shown watching his idol autograph a baseball when he visited the Great Bambino at Ruth’s New York apartment.
Babe Ruth Visits Seattle - 1926
The Babe is looking sharp in his camel hair coat and cap. That’s Seattle Police Chief W.H. Searing whom Babe is shaking hands with.
Babe Ruth cover of ‘Baseball Magazine’ - October 1920
Including, “Why Outguessing Ruth Is Baseball’s Toughest Problem”, by Ray Schalk.
Babe Warms Up On The Sidelines - 1916
When he just a great pitcher with the Red Sox…and still very thin!
Babe Ruth Barnstorming In Dunsmuir, CA - October 24, 1924
Mt. Shasta Girls Baseball Team - Champions Of Siskiyou County
Uncle Robbie & The Babe - 1920’s
That’s Hall Of Famer Wilbert Robinson and The Babe posing together. Judging from the uniform on the player in the dugout, this pic looks like it might have been taken during the World Series (1921, ‘22 or ‘23) vs. the New York Giants. It should be noted that Uncle Robbie managed the Robins (Dodgers) in the 1916 World Series against Babe and the Boston Red Sox, won by the Red Sox 5 games.
