| Hint | Answer |
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| Full name | |
| Born in this year | |
| In this city | |
| In 1913, he started playing for this minor league team | |
| At this point, this was his main position | |
| Within a year, he was sent to this big league team | |
| In 1914, he made his debut at this stadium | |
| In 1916, he threw 9 of these, still the record for a left-hander | |
| He finally began playing every day in this year | |
| From 1916-1918, he didn't allow one of these over 29 1/3 World Series innings | |
| His last year with Boston was this year | |
| That year, he hit 29 of these | |
| Boston dealt Ruth to this team | |
| Above team gave up this much cash, plus a $300,000 loan | |
| MLB had 15 teams other than Ruth's in his first year there. He had more HR than this many of those teams. | |
| In his second year, he hit this many HR, a record for the next 6 years | |
| Italian fans were responsible for this one-word nickname | |
| In 1922, he was named to this role on the team | |
| Construction on this stadium began in 1923 | |
| It was given this 4-5 word nickname | |
| 1924 was the only year Ruth led the AL in this stat | |
| In 1927, Ruth hit this many HR, breaking his own record from 1921 | |
| This teammate actually had more RBI in '27 | |
| August 11, 1929: Ruth reaches this career HR milestone | |
| That season, he had begun wearing this number | |
| Two word term for possibly apocrphyal play of 1932 W.S. | |
| It occurred vs. this team | |
| And this pitcher | |
| In 1933, Ruth hit the first HR in this game's history | |
| By 1935, he was hitting just .181 with this team | |
| He retired after the season, with this many career HR | |
| In 1946, Ruth came down with this illness | |
| He passed away in this year | |
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