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You're mixing up two questions here. Babe Ruth hit his 712th, 713th, and 714th home runs on May 30,1935, when he was playing for the Boston Braves (his third and last team.) He retired after that game and the Braves finished last with a record of 38-115. He pretty much stopped pitching after he went to New York, pitching in a total of five games for the Yankees--three of them in his first two years; he pitched one game in 1930 and one in 1933, both of them complete-game wins. He never pitched for the Braves.

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Babe Ruth's called shot was in game 3 of the World Series on October 1, 1932.

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The last game Babe Ruth played at Yankee Stadium was on September 24, 1934. It was against the Boston Red Sox.

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