This essay is about the history and the life of one of the best baseball players: Babe Ruth. The Essay tells about his early life as a child growing up to when he was discovered and went into the baseball league. It then finsihes with his death and how he will be remembered. Babe Ruth, he has become the perfect legend. Millions revere him, and for thousands of young boys, like the ones from the …showed first 75 words of 789 total…

…showed last 75 words of 789 total…to steal, remove the mitt, and throw with the same hand. Ruth became bigger then any other individual in the twenties. He was bigger then Jack Dempsey, Herbert Hoover, and Charles Lindbergh. When Americans had nothing go right, during the depression, the one place they could continually turn to was the Babe. Babe Ruth was not considered a mere mortal, he was a demigod, a man of mystical powers, and he was the Great Bambino.