... . To this day Wrigley waits to see it's first World Series win. In 1917, they finished fifth in the National League and in 1918 they lost the World Series to Babe Ruth and the Boston Red Sox. In 1920, William Wrigley bought out the shares of the other original members and the park became known as Cubs Park. It underwent yet another ... overall, but the Cubs had some of the greatest hitting seasons of all times. In 1932, Wrigley field makes history as being the place where Babe Ruth "called " his home run in the World Series. When Ruth stepped up to the plate to bat against pitcher Charli...

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... of Fame individuals who would rate low in the character and integrity areas, no matter which way we look at it. The very unlikable Ty Cobb, the drinking and womanizing Babe Ruth, the umpire abusing John McGraw, the racist Cap Anson, cheaters like Gaylord Perry, the gambling Leo Durocher, these are just a few of the distinguished baseball players who by one way ... integrity issues from Hall of Fame Rule 5. Put Pete Rose back on the eligible list and let the Baseball powers that be decide as they decided that Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth and Cap Anson and Gaylord Perry were worthy of the honor....

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... the player played. This rule has been tested and beaten many times. Many players have entered the Baseball Hall of Fame such as the very unlikable Ty Cobb, the drinking Babe Ruth, the umpire abusing John McGraw, the racist Cap Anson, Gaylord Perry a suspected cheater, and the gambling Leo Durocher. Those are just a few of the baseball players who somehow made into ... ...

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