Babe Ruth Farewell Address
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Babe Ruth Farewell Address April 27, On April 27, 1947, the New York Yankees hold Babe Ruth Day at Yankee Stadium. A crowd of 58,339 attends the ceremony at "The House That Ruth Built" to honor the game's all-time home run leader, who is dying of throat cancer. Ruth will succumb the following summer - Спорт
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My father and grand father were in the stands that day
Same
I sat next to them
Wow, witnessing history!!! Soo cool!! Good for them!
The best of all time!
R.I.P.
Babe Ruth
February 6, 1895 - August 16, 1948
"You know how bad my voice sounds. Well it feels just as bad..."
RIP, George Herman Ruth Jr.
He was about to lose his voice.
@@hectorlopez1069He had already lost his voice. Before he passed away from throat cancer himself in 2006, one of my uncles sounded the same way-his voice was raspy, too.
✊💪☝️✌️🙏. THE GIANT among giants! Rest In Peace Babe Ruth.
The greatest ever,gone but not forgotten.
It's interesting that both Babe and Lou Gehrig spoke in their dying days at Yankee stadium. Their connection with fans and their sincere desire to thank them is different from anything I've seen since Babe died in any sport.
I always will love lou and the babe they sre with God
This man certainly had a good time while in this world.
So sad!
I love Babe Ruth
Anthony Saponaro my hero, the greatest homerun hitter ever babe ruth
❤️babe ruth
"Heroes get remembered, but Legends never die."
Like millions of other MLB fans back during the 1920s and 1930s, my grandfather used to listen to the baseball games on a battery-powered radio in the same farmhouse that he was born in.
R. I. P.
Grandpa
and
Babe⚾Ruth
The icon to play for the Red Sox and Yankees.
I was there
Me too buddy!
@@dylannroof5291 I was 8 yo
52 ! That's so young to die.
This is sad, but he seems genuinely grateful to have the opportunity to say thank you to baseball fans for the great years he got to share with them. A great moment, much like Lou Gehrig's farewell.
Wow, never seen this before. Very sad.
😢
52 years old I'm sadly 😥 sad to see some go through that , anyone
His speech was played in my freshman Communications class to highlight the power of radio. I'd already heard it as a kid. It was nonetheless sad to hear.
He died right after World War two ended. Goodbye Babe Ruth, you are a hall of famer.
Looked 152 the poor guy!
Babe was at the end dying from esophaageal cancer which had spread to his throat and everywhere else. Horrible.
That cancer was eating him up alive. Wow.
The Babe's illness with throat cancer makes him look 20 years older.
Damn, I wish he never smoked cigars, he might of still lived for a while. Rest in peace Bambino.
Nah he ate 2 pounds of raw meat a day. Cancer would've found him like a bee finds a flower either way
@@bryantparker7390 What the hell is raw meat?
"I smoked and drank my a.. off, stayed up late with sugar girls, coffee and donuts before the game, haven;t worked out in yeras but hey.........."
Great point how talented was Ruth to be as extraordinary as he was even with all of the bad habits?
That's no real quote, Babe worked out all the time when he played
His voice sounds terrible but he never died
Thumbs Down! Incomplete...
Throat Cancer!
Nasopharyngeal cancer
God bless Trump and lotto 🙏🙏 😇🙌
Oh stop it with Trump.
Completely unrelated, irrelevant, uncalled for and inappropriate. A video of a man dying of cancer and all you can do is promote your right-wing politics? Why do you have to make everything political???
@@spacefrog_2203 eat me out
lmao wtf
@@5milemacc737 Trump is the son of Jesus