Probably not. Ruth's mother was of German descent. I don't know the descent of his father but census records show Ruth's great grandfather was born in Pennsylvania and it is thought his father's side was also German, or Pennsylvania Dutch. Ruth was said to have spoken and understoodGerman well. During his career Ruth was called many derogatory names, and very often was called the 'N' word. Legend has it that one of his nicknames at the school/orphanage he grew up in included the 'N' word.
No. Babe Ruth did not have cancer of the larynx and thus had no need for a voice box.
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Babe Ruth was 19 years old when he first playerd with the American League Boston Red Sox in 1914.
The 1914 Babe Ruth baseball card, produced by the Baltimore Sun Newspaper was the first Babe Ruth card.
The first team Babe Ruth played for was the Boston Red Sox.
Babe ruth also workd for the American Legion Junior Baseball program.
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If you mean in major league baseball, that would be Jackie Robinson, who hit 12 homers in his rookie season of 1947. Moses Fleetwood Walker was the first African-American to play on a major league team, but he hit no home runs during his 42 games in 1884. Babe Ruth had some facial characteristics of people of African background, and was villified as a n----- by some of his opponents, explicitly by Ty Cobb. Any degree of African heritage would be impossible to prove without DNA testing, and would almost certainly be so small as to hardly qualify Ruth as an African-American.
Hank Aaron was the first African-American ballplayer to hold the all-time home record. He surpassed Babe Ruth's record of 714 in 1974.
It was Hank Aaron.
The MVP Award was first given out in 1931. Prior to that, the American and National League gave the award to the best player on his own team. Babe Ruth won the American League award in 1923.
Babe Ruth played his first game on July 11, 1914 with the Boston Red Sox.