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Learn about Babe Ruth, one of the most famous American baseball players and home run hitters of all time, Babe Ruth.

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Sports legend Hank Aaron has died at age 86. The baseball hall-of-famer, who broke Babe Ruth's home run record, is being remembered for his skill and his perseverance in the face of hate.

Hall of Famer Josh Gibson is the new MLB all-time hitting leader now that the league has decided to include Negro Leagues stats in its official historical database. (Scripps News)

On April 8, 1974 in Atlanta, "Hammerin' Hank" broke the major league home run record that had stood for nearly 40 years.

Crowded exterior of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown where baseball manager Casey Stengel is being inducted in Hall of Fame / CU wall plaque reading: 'COOPERSTOWN BIRTHPLACE OF BASEBALL' / people walk around the interior of the...

Babe Ruth in dressing room buttoning up Dodgers uniform / Babe hits balls before the crowd in Dodgers Stadium / New York Yankees in the dugout looking at camera / 1938 World Series play between New York Yankees and the Chicago Bears /...

Babe Ruth speaking to camera (no audio) in New York, New York, 1935

People walking down flag-lined path in Court of Peace / WS Schaefer Beer Center Pavilion, bartenders standing behind long bar / Schaefer Pavement of Fame - foot and hand prints of celebrities - Babe Ruth, Eddie Rickenbacker, Bill...

Babe Ruth attending 'Babe Ruth Day' / exterior of Yankee Stadium / young boys watching baseball game, leaning on railing / Babe Ruth swinging bat and hitting ball, runs to bases / crowds standing up, cheering him on / Babe Ruth in...

MS Baseball legend Babe Ruth takes a seat designed like a throne behind a table next to man behind podium, Circus Saints and Sinners club president Tony Sarg sits next to him, elephant cut-out behind them / MCU Ruth behind table with...

Title card: "60,000 turn out to see Yanks beat Giants 7-3 in game sponsored by the Acting Mayor, Mr. McKee" / New York City acting mayor Joseph V McKee in stands throws out ball during charity game to benefit the Mayor's unemployment...

MS Babe Ruth dressed in robe, crown, wig, beard and face cage, takes swing with giant fake bat / Tony Sarg, president of Circus Saints and Sinners Club, and other members watch and laugh / Sarg picks wristwatch from glass of gin, gives...

Title card: "The Babe's Day!" / officials walking across field in Braves Field / players of both teams walking across field / Braves' owner Emil Fuchs on left and Ford Frick, National League president, in stands posing for photo...

Title card: "Baseball" over EXT Yankee Stadium / MS Babe Ruth walks past camera up to microphone / stopping and coughing, waving his hat, Cardinal Francis Spellman stands behind him / CU Ruth, with bowed head, speaks into mic / High shot...

A crowd stands and cheers as Babe Ruth exits the Baseball Hall of fame; Hall of Fame inductees stand together.