I will give you a couple of players whose MLB careers ended before 1914, which is when the Babe's started.
A position player would be Cap Anson and a pitcher would be Addie Joss.
Anson played 27 seasons (1871-1897) for the Rockford Forest Citys, Philadelphia Athletics, and the teams known then as the White Stockings and Colts which is now the Chicago Cubs. He had a career batting average of .334 (24th best in MLB history), 3435 base hits (6th best in MLB history), and 2075 RBIs (3rd best in MLB history). It was his MLB career RBI record that Babe Ruth broke in 1933. Ty Cobb broke his career MLB base hits record in 1923.
Joss pitched for the Cleveland Naps (now Indians) from 1902-1910. He won 20+ games in a season 4 times, had a career ERA of 1.89 which is 2nd best in MLB history, and threw 45 shutouts in 260 career starts. He pitched a perfect game in 1908 throwing only 74 pitches. Walter Johnson called Joss the best pitcher he had ever seen. Tragically, Joss contracted tubercular meningitis in April, 1911 and shortly thereafter passed away at the age of 31.
Babe Ruth is very famous because he was the greatest Baseball player back then and still is to this day. He is one of the greatest baseball legends ever.
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George Herman Ruth Jr. AKA Babe Ruth
According to sports experts, Babe Ruth is the greatest baseball player of all time. After playing for teams such as the Red Sox and Yankees, he was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936.
Babe Ruth.
Babe Ruth is the greatest baseball player in history because his sixty homers wasn't matched until Roger Maris broke the record in 1961 when Maris hit 61 homers.
Willie Mays is considered the 2nd greatest baseball player of all-time. Number one is Babe Ruth.
Probably the most famous player in the history of baseball was Babe Ruth. He brought the game to a very popular level not seen before.
When Babe Ruth was a kid he worked in a short factory. So before baseball he was known for his sewing
He is considered the greatest living Major League Baseball player, In 1999, the Sporting News came out with a list of the 100 Greatest Baseball Players. Babe Ruth was first. Mays was second, making him the highest-ranking living player on the list.;