... colors. The invention of the radio led to music and sporting events. People could now here music and listen to sports. Baseball, boxing, golf and college football became famous sports. Babe Ruth, Al Smith, Taft, Bobby Jones also became very famous. Besides the refrigerator other house old inventions were also invented such as the vacuum cleaner and commercial laundries. Woman had time ... ...
... transportation, but a national obsession that made life a lot easier. With this increase in leisure time, people turned to sports, music, dancing, and creative ways to get around prohibition. People like Babe Ruth, Jim Thorpe, and most of all, Charles Lindbergh, became household heroes. Also, among the cultural changes was the transformation of the role women held in society. With the help of ... ...
... . Not only people, but full sports actually became extremely popular such as college football. It would still be no comparison however, to baseball. The ultimate player of the 1920's was Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees. Hoards of fans poured into the Yankees stadium to see him hit home runs. He was the star of baseball and set a record that wasn ... ...
