Babe Ruth retires, June 2, 1935
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ON THIS DAY: May 25, 1935, Babe Ruth hits final 3 career home runs at Forbes Field – WPXI
75 years since the death of Babe Ruth — AP Photos
May 25, 1935 – Babe Ruth hits his last three home runs setting a career record with 714, a record that would stand for 39 years
Today in History: Babe Ruth Retires (1935)
Babe Ruth, Biography, Stats, & Facts
Opinion Why on Earth Did Boston Sell Babe Ruth to the Yankees? - The New York Times
June 2- Babe Ruth officially announces retirement - The Declaration
1935 Babe Ruth hits last home run – Bowie News
Remembering Babe Ruth's HR legacy - ESPN - Stats & Info- ESPN
Newspapers.com - Babe Ruth retired as a Major League Baseball player on June 2, 1935. His final season had been with the Boston Braves. The same issue of the Boston Globe that
May 30, 1935: Babe Ruth plays his final major-league game with Boston Braves – Society for American Baseball Research
Babe Ruth Retires: The Disappointing Reason He Left Baseball
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