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@[]#BABE RUTH - HIGHEST-PAID ATHLETE IN THE WORLD##BABE RUTH, BASEBALL HITTER, IS DEAD
Babe Ruth's Yankees uniform, with the number 13 on it, was no longer used after he retired from baseball in 1935. It was felt that no other player had the right to wear it#Ruth was said to eat a dozen hot dogs between matches and four eggs for breakfast. He would sit down to pints of bourbon and ginger. He also apparently had a taste for pickled eels mixed with chocolate ice cream#For five years Ruth played for the Red Sox in Boston, before being transferred to the New York Yankees#Ruth's popularity encouraged the Yankees' owners to build a new 70,000-capacity stadium that became popularly known as "the House that Babe Built"#Nicknames acquired during Ruth's career included "Sultan of swat" or "King of swat", both of them references to the power with which he hit a ball#Babe Ruth was played in a biopic of his life by John Goodman, star of Roseanne and The Flintstones
