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Are babe ruths parents alive?
no.
How many years did Babe Ruth play for the New York Yankees?
Babe Ruth played for the Yankees from 1920 through 1934.
What did Babe Ruths parents do for a living?
they worked on a farm
How many ounces did Babe Ruths bat weight?
babe ruth's bat was 52 ounces.
What was george ''babe''Ruths middle name?
George Herman Ruth
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