@@natalliaf6387 too bad there are so many numpties like you on the internet Standing up to Hitler, was needed. It ACTUALLY should have been done when he reoccupied border lands....or when he swallowed up Austria...
Not to mock you but I thought he won 11 homeruns titles as well as 11 slugging pct titles 11 on base pct titles 11 leading in runs scored twice he hit 3 homeruns in World Series game and he had a 324. Career World Series batting average and he hit 15 homeruns in ws play mantle who had 18 homers had a 238. Career World Series batting avg no one ever dominated the game like ruth and only bill russell and Tom Brady even compare to him and maybe sugar ray Robinson in all sports not bad for a guy who won 90 plus games a pitcher and lost only 45 and was 3-0 as a pitcher in World Series play and was raised in a church because his family couldn’t control him and he and lou Gehrig went on barnstorming tours playing ball against everyone in off season to raise money for orphans he drank and ate hot dogs but no one ever mentions the other things how he signed anything for anyone and allways took time to play ball with the kids what other atheletes does that now or since
This film was made in 1932, so that would be 88 years ago now, does anyone know if any of those little boys are still alive today in 2020? Those kids would have to be close to 100 years old today lol, but lots of people are living longer. My grandfather is currently 98 years old, and it's weird to think he would be around the same age as these kids lol.
@@mr.jamster8414 no clue, sir. No clue. I just ordered me one of those little funko pop dolls of the babe. Its colored in nuetrel colors to give the appeal of old black and white programming. 2 good guys wore the number 3: dale esrnhardt and Mr. Ruth.
Why couldn't there have been more of these types of short films? The Babe shows up in a random town, helps the local group of kids improve their baseball skills, and then hops on a train to another city or town. I have to say that Babe was a natural when it came to Hollywood.
He's actually in better shape than I pictured for a 37 year old man who ate a ton and did little in the way of exercise. I understand in his last season he was somewhat how we think of him with a huge belly and almost no running ability, but could still hit them a mile if he could catch up with them. I believe he didn't even hit .200 his last season, but hit 3 home runs his final game.
Your understanding of the ruth is erroneous. He worked out during of season at mcgovern gym in Manhattan. He stole 50 bases in first 4 seasons with Yankees
Once in a century do you get a legend to grace us like this…….he is the reason I played baseball in the 80’s and yes my number was and is #3………. I have a signed picture of the Babe & another one from the second greatest ball player, Mickey Mantle……Go Yankees!
THE BABE WAS EVERYONE'S HERO BACK WHEN I STARTED PLAYING BASEBALL. I HAD MANY OF MY FRIENDS THAT ALL USED THE BABE'S BAT. A LOUISVILLE SLUGGER WITH A SMALL HANDLE AND BIG BARRELED TOP. HE WAS AN OUTSTANDING PITCHER WITH 94 WINS AND 46. LOSSES. 2.28 ERA FOR HIS TIME PITCHING. STOLE HOME PLATE. 10 TIMES. 29 AND ONE THIRD SCORELESS INNINGS AS A PITCHER IN 1918 WORLD SERIES. 1916 HE WON 23 GAMES. 9 OF THEM WERE SHUTOUTS AND HE PITCHED IN 23 COMPLETE GAMES. 714. HR. .342. LIFETIME BAT AVE. NEED SAY NO MORE. !!!! THE BABE IS THE GOAT !!!!!
@@bryanmatthews1540 IDK , didn't Boston's Luis Tiant pitch 14 and a third innings in his classic extra-inning duel with Nolan Ryan; a complete game loss ...a _game_ , by the way, in which the Angels' fireballer threw 235 pitches over 13 innings on the mound . These coddled wimps today are done a disservice by the "Analytics Gurus(Read: jerk-offs)" and "Pitch-Count" Nazis who rule with an iron fist over the modern day game , dummies who haven't a clue as to what goes into the art of pitching i.e. what is required not only physically but psychologically and intellectually in order to truly master the craft.
Love that tiny glove and fundamental teachings of the Babe - just like how today's Little League Dads try to impart on the teams they coach. Kids have the same attitudes in baseball now as they did back 90+ years ago. Some things never really change.
The Babe once showed up for a day game still drunk from the night before with his pants on backwards and slurring his words. By the end of the game he had 2 homers, a double and a triple. That’s why the Babe is called the greatest.
I remember this movie being a hidden easter egg in the For Love of The Game dvd. You had to answer some trivia questions and if you got all of them right this movie would play.
How could anyone not love Babe Ruth? Well, maybe his ex wives, but he was a good guy at heart. Anyone who loves kids and/or animals has to be a pretty good character.
Looks like Babe injured himself on that slide. Today he’d be on the DL 3 months! Classic technique taught here, this should be shown at spring training today.
Yeah, Gehrig, too. Totally opposite personalities. I have warm spots for Mantle, Maris, Munson ( I caught) and Martin. None of them exactly role models, but then Babe wasn’t a Boy Scout, either. Great vid.
And in a couple of years all these kids would be storming the beaches of Normandy
For this country....
Real Heroes
That’s crazy to think
@@herbpetrillo163 4 the international bankers
@@natalliaf6387 too bad there are so many numpties like you on the internet
Standing up to Hitler, was needed. It ACTUALLY should have been done when he reoccupied border lands....or when he swallowed up Austria...
Babe Ruth 10 time home run champion and 7 time World Series Champion.
Kind of like Tom Brady??
@@edwardanthony7283 😂😂😂
Not to mock you but I thought he won 11 homeruns titles as well as 11 slugging pct titles 11 on base pct titles 11 leading in runs scored twice he hit 3 homeruns in World Series game and he had a 324. Career World Series batting average and he hit 15 homeruns in ws play mantle who had 18 homers had a 238. Career World Series batting avg no one ever dominated the game like ruth and only bill russell and Tom Brady even compare to him and maybe sugar ray Robinson in all sports not bad for a guy who won 90 plus games a pitcher and lost only 45 and was 3-0 as a pitcher in World Series play and was raised in a church because his family couldn’t control him and he and lou Gehrig went on barnstorming tours playing ball against everyone in off season to raise money for orphans he drank and ate hot dogs but no one ever mentions the other things how he signed anything for anyone and allways took time to play ball with the kids what other atheletes does that now or since
He split those championships between the Red Sox (3) and the Yankees (4).
❤️ babe ruth too my hero
Babe Ruth, a real life superhero.
Babe Ruth loved kids a lot.
As did Michael Jackson
@@jamesagwe2981 Slightly different, my friend. The Babe was actually a good influence.
Babe really loved kids from the day & the sport of baseball. He was a hero to many.
This film was made in 1932, so that would be 88 years ago now, does anyone know if any of those little boys are still alive today in 2020? Those kids would have to be close to 100 years old today lol, but lots of people are living longer. My grandfather is currently 98 years old, and it's weird to think he would be around the same age as these kids lol.
When athletes were someone for kids to look up to and it was all about the sport and not so much the money and the image.
@@vaccumsealed ...where did we go wrong?
@@mr.jamster8414 no clue, sir. No clue. I just ordered me one of those little funko pop dolls of the babe. Its colored in nuetrel colors to give the appeal of old black and white programming. 2 good guys wore the number 3: dale esrnhardt and Mr. Ruth.
@@vaccumsealed "funko pop dolls?" where would I get one of those? Seriously I would love to have one of the Babe. The hero of my life, for sure!
Why couldn't there have been more of these types of short films? The Babe shows up in a random town, helps the local group of kids improve their baseball skills, and then hops on a train to another city or town. I have to say that Babe was a natural when it came to Hollywood.
He's actually in better shape than I pictured for a 37 year old man who ate a ton and did little in the way of exercise. I understand in his last season he was somewhat how we think of him with a huge belly and almost no running ability, but could still hit them a mile if he could catch up with them. I believe he didn't even hit .200 his last season, but hit 3 home runs his final game.
Your understanding of the ruth is erroneous. He worked out during of season at mcgovern gym in Manhattan. He stole 50 bases in first 4 seasons with Yankees
Great tips from one of the best baseball players in baseball history. Rip Babe Ruth. Thanks for posting this.⚾️
I enjoyed that way more than I expected lol
That's how we played in the city in the 60's and 70's . Just us kids and no organization by adults
I still get chills every time I see it, and I’m in my 60s
Once in a century do you get a legend to grace us like this…….he is the reason I played baseball
in the 80’s and yes my number was and is #3………. I have a signed picture of the Babe & another one from the second greatest ball player, Mickey Mantle……Go Yankees!
I was born in 1955 and Mick was my hero then. I ate chili in his restaurant in Manhattan in the 1980s but I never got to meet him, damn it!
Back when the World was young......days long gone
The greatest ballplayerever
When I realize this was filmed only 49 years before I was born it makes me feel ancient
This is priceless
I wish when I was growing up in could have meet and greet babe ruth and got his autograph and maybe got a picture with him
THE BABE WAS EVERYONE'S HERO BACK WHEN I STARTED PLAYING BASEBALL. I HAD MANY OF MY FRIENDS THAT ALL USED THE BABE'S BAT. A LOUISVILLE SLUGGER WITH A SMALL HANDLE AND BIG BARRELED TOP. HE WAS AN OUTSTANDING PITCHER WITH 94 WINS AND 46. LOSSES. 2.28 ERA FOR HIS TIME PITCHING. STOLE HOME PLATE. 10 TIMES. 29 AND ONE THIRD SCORELESS INNINGS AS A PITCHER IN 1918 WORLD SERIES. 1916 HE WON 23 GAMES. 9 OF THEM WERE SHUTOUTS AND HE PITCHED IN 23 COMPLETE GAMES. 714. HR. .342. LIFETIME BAT AVE. NEED SAY NO MORE. !!!! THE BABE IS THE GOAT !!!!!
He also pitched the longest complete game at 13 innings I believe.
@@bryanmatthews1540 IDK , didn't Boston's Luis Tiant pitch 14 and a third innings in his classic extra-inning duel with Nolan Ryan; a complete game loss ...a _game_ , by the way, in which the Angels' fireballer threw 235 pitches over 13 innings on the mound . These coddled wimps today are done a disservice by the "Analytics Gurus(Read: jerk-offs)" and "Pitch-Count" Nazis who rule with an iron fist over the modern day game , dummies who haven't a clue as to what goes into the art of pitching i.e. what is required not only physically but psychologically and intellectually in order to truly master the craft.
Love that tiny glove and fundamental teachings of the Babe - just like how today's Little League Dads try to impart on the teams they coach. Kids have the same attitudes in baseball now as they did back 90+ years ago. Some things never really change.
The Greatest ever!!
None better than the Babe!Love seeing this.
"Oh, boy! He dumped a bunch of baseballs. They'll will be worth milli--
"These aren't autographed!"
" Fuck you, Babe!!"
What a great movie!!!!!!!!!!
How/Why would 1 person dislike such an iconic awesome flim! Love the Pepper Martin joke, :)
The fact he slid into second wearing dress pants, a shirt and tie 😂😂
6:25 Actually Andres Galaraga used this stance after his eye injury and had great success with it. It allowed him to see the pitches far better.
The Babe once showed up for a day game still drunk from the night before with his pants on backwards and slurring his words. By the end of the game he had 2 homers, a double and a triple. That’s why the Babe is called the greatest.
Perfect. His love of kids front and center, just as he lived.
Looking at this film again, yes, I know the kids are actors but think of how thrilled they were to play ball with the Babe!
You are the best of the best
4:12 slow motion footage with the audio overdubbed by Babe. This is some serious production for 1932 when talkies were still new.
That's awesome. The Babe!
Rurh led the league in hr's 12 times,on base % 10 times,and slug.% a total of 13 times-wow!
That is wow!
I remember this movie being a hidden easter egg in the For Love of The Game dvd. You had to answer some trivia questions and if you got all of them right this movie would play.
How could anyone not love Babe Ruth? Well, maybe his ex wives, but he was a good guy at heart. Anyone who loves kids and/or animals has to be a pretty good character.
Looks like Babe injured himself on that slide. Today he’d be on the DL 3 months! Classic technique taught here, this should be shown at spring training today.
LOL Looks like he had torn his trousers.
You can see that the trousers were torn before the slide. You can see the pants flapping in the wind as he is running prior to the slide.
A nice Easter egg was this with the movie For Love of the Game starring Kevin Costner
Loved it! Thanks for sharing!!
Babe tore his britches. A real ball player.
What an absolute Legend
Yes about 12 years later if they made it that far
6:52 Andres Gallaraga had a career renaissance using that same open stance in the 1990s!
The GREAT Babe Ruth
That one kid is a real smartass! Lol
Babe just tearing up his pants lol. Fantastic.
He's hitting .570!!
4:16, notice that the Babe´s pants are already ripped.
They probably took a few takes and used the best one
2:20.
Babe Ruth: Babe Ruth.
Yes he did
This is basically an educational film.
This is the way we were taught to slide in my era , before the 80's where many idiots slid headon and damaged their hands
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Yeah, and they don't know how to lay down a bunt either.
Amazing this could also pass for the 50s early 60s...even though it was 30s...why was style the same then during those years?
0:01 TAKEMEOUTTOTHE BALL GAME
Who thought I would learned when you slide have your arms up so don't hurt your wrist lol. I wish could seen him play
Now they slide head first and jam their fingers and wrists all the time.
@@big8dog887 yup and to throw umpire off
These kids would fight WW2 around a decade later
He was A true AMEICAN he love kids would sign any ball for the kids not like the players today
I need take my pic🎉
John Henry. Paul Bunyan. Babe Ruth. One of them was actually real.
The children’s team was integrated long before the MLB.
Boy, I hate the Yankees, but I sure love Babe Ruth!
In the 70's We hated Reggie Jackson on the Yankees and others hated A Rod later on . There stars were always hated whatever era
Yeah, Gehrig, too. Totally opposite personalities. I have warm spots for Mantle, Maris, Munson ( I caught) and Martin. None of them exactly role models, but then Babe wasn’t a Boy Scout, either. Great vid.
Ty Cobb's ghost thumbed this down.
Now its Basketball in the cities controlled by gangs or in the South soccer..
Ruthian film
You don't slide in a suit or slacks
The film is almost a century old. People were more formal then.
He doesn't look athletic at all.
How the hell did he put up the numbers he did?
Incredible skill and strength and he must have been more athletic than he looked
@@bstone100 Yeah. It actually makes me like him more.
It must've been something internal that made him such a great player.
He was very athletic when he came up,but by the time he started gaining weight,there was more footage,because cameras were being used more frequently.
He was a terrific pitcher. Remember david wells didnt look athletic either
Lmao he didn’t need to run for bases he just hit a home run every single play😂
Gee. Wasn't he great?
You are the best of the best