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"The powers of his mind were remarkable
something horses couldn't do
more crowds gathered in Times Square for up-to-the minute reports that the team they were now calling the Black Sox probably did
"Few failed to exclaim at the smallness of man and his handiwork as seen from this great distance
The Babe Bows Out Frame Color:Unframed "The powers of his mindPhotographer Nat Fein took this 1948 rear view photo of an ailing Babe Ruth while on staff for the New York Herald Tribune. Ruth, terminally ill with throat cancer, appeared at home plate in his old uniform at a ceremony marking Yankee Stadium's 25th anniversary season. The home run king would die less than two months later. "The Babe Bows Out" would become one of the most famous images of the 20th century and won Fein a Pulitzer Prize. Fein seldom