Babe Ruth's own book of baseball

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Babe Ruth's own book of baseball

by Babe Ruth

EN·~5 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total

Transcriber’s Notes

0:14

BABE RUTH’S Own Book of Baseball

6:17

CHAPTER I

19:22

CHAPTER II

14:50

CHAPTER III

13:24

CHAPTER IV

14:46

CHAPTER V

15:34

CHAPTER VI

24:23

CHAPTER VII

16:46

CHAPTER VIII

18:20

Description

The opening chapters wind the listener through a young slugger’s beginnings on the Baltimore riverfront, street‑corner games, and the modest schoolyard teams that shaped his first contract. He recalls a brother’s warning, the steady climb through the minors, and the moment the big‑league dream finally materialized. Interlaced with personal anecdotes, the narrative paints a vivid picture of baseball’s gritty roots and the excitement of a $70,000 contract that changed everything.

Beyond the memoir, the book shifts to a clear, down‑to‑earth guide to the sport’s fundamentals. It breaks down offense and defense, explains why pitching is the keystone of a strong team, and offers practical tips on swing mechanics, timing, and batting strategy. With stories of legendary players and everyday advice for rookies, listeners gain both historic perspective and useful knowledge to appreciate the game on a deeper level.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (336K characters)

Release date

2025-03-11

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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Babe Ruth

Babe Ruth

1895–1948

A larger-than-life sports legend, this slugger helped transform baseball with jaw-dropping power at the plate. His rise from a tough childhood in Baltimore to national fame made him one of the most recognizable American athletes of the 20th century.

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