1935 — Babe Ruth, 40, announces his retirement as a player. 1935 — French Championships Men’s Tennis: Englishman Fred Perry wins his only French title, beating Gottfried von Cramm of Germany 6-3, 3-6, ...

Heading into June, the Detroit Tigers sit at the head of what is otherwise an expected class of World Series contenders. The ...

The Phillies offense saved a little face with five runs in the ninth inning. Johan Rojas drove in two runs with a triple to ...

Baltimore News rookie card sold for $7.2M, one of the highest prices ever in sports card history. 1914 Babe Ruth card is ...

Eric Krebs, a proud member of the Alpena High School Class of 1970, left an indelible mark on Northeast Michigan’s sports ...

What better team to hold a baseball skills camp than the reigning state champions? The 307 Spartans will be hosting a skills ...

Babe Ruth makes his last major league appearance. He plays only the 1st inning of the opener of a doubleheader between the ...

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Without the Babe in April and May, the Yanks were close to the bottom and finished the season in seventh place in the eight team American League.

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2003 -- Atlanta became the second team in major league history to start a game with three straight homers in its 15-3 win over the Reds. Rafael Furcal, Mark DeRosa and Gary Sheffield hit consecutive ...

The Emmy-winning commentator opens up about how he got into the business and some of his early broadcasts.