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AHTER 1935 Babe Ruth - Farewell to Baseball

American History Through The Eyes Of Radio · 1935 · 3 min · 356 words

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This is Albert B. Chandler. At this time I would like to introduce a boy who will be under the leadership of Babe Ruth When babe takes over his new job as director of baseball for the American Legion Representing the boys of the American Legion Speaking for every American boy ladies and gentlemen here is Larry Cutler. Thank you, Mr. Chandler

I guess there are thousands of 13 year old fellows like myself in this country country who have heard about Babe Ruth ever since the first time they learned there was such a game as baseball. It's a great honor to be here just to be able to tell Babe Ruth how proud we are to have him back in baseball back where he

belongs and to know that Babe Ruth is going to be with us kids well that's the biggest and best thing that could happen in baseball from all of us kids It's well to have you back.

Ladies and gentlemen, the Bammino, the Sultan of Swat, Babe, You very much ladies and gentlemen. You know how pain my voice sounds?

Well, it feels just as bad. You know there's baseball, game of ours, Comes up from the youth. That means the boys. And after you were a boy, a boy and grow up in a way to play ball. Then you come to the boys you see representing themselves today in your national pastime. The only real game I think in the world, baseball,

As a rule, some people think if you give a football or a baseball or something like that, naturally, there are athletes right away. But you can't do that in baseball. You gotta start from way down the bottom when you're six or seven years of age.

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