1894-1919 | |
Legend and Truth: Babe Ruth Lives | |
The Bad Kid: Baltimore at the Turn of the Century | |
Early Exile: Niggerlips in St. Mary's | |
The Star of the School: Enter Jack Dunn | |
First Spring Training: Home Run in Fayetteville | |
The Young Professional: Winning with the Orioles | |
Arrival in Boston: Meeting Helen | |
Retreat to the Minors: Pennant in Providence | |
The Major Leaguer: Pennant in Boston | |
The Lefthanded Genius: Best Pitcher in Baseball | |
Emergence of Temperament: How to Punch an Umpire | |
The Beginnings of the Hitter: Switching to the Outfield | |
The Impact of War: Baseball in World War I | |
The 1918 World Series: The Abortive Strike | |
The Big Fight: Ruth vs. Barrow | |
The First Home Run Record: Magic 29 | |
Departure from Boston: Sold down the River | |
1920-1948 | |
Revolution in Baseball: Ruth Reaches New York | |
The Amazing Season: Nothing Like It Ever Before | |
Encore: Topping the Amazing Season | |
The Second Big Fight: Ruth vs. Landis | |
The Fall of the Hero: Ruth in Disgrace | |
The jinx and the Baby: The Weird Season Ends | |
The First Reformation: How to Bat -393 | |
The Disaster: The Bellyache Heard Round the World | |
The Third Big Fight: Ruth vs. Huggins | |
The Real Reformation: The Superb Seasons | |
Kaleidoscope: Personality of the Babe | |
Death of Helen: Marriage to Claire | |
The $80,000 Salary: A Better Year than Hoover | |
The Magnificent Moment: The Called-Shot Home Run | |
Decline: It's Hell to Be Old | |
Farewell to New York: Back to Boston | |
The Last Act: Opera Bouffe with the Braves | |
Retirement: The Call That Never Came | |
The End: Joe, I'm Gone | |
Acknowledgments | |
Index | |
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