New York Yankees Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig On Opening Day in 1933

Babe Ruth's blast ushered in first All-Star Game in 1933

The Old Ball Game: New York Baseball, 1887–1977 - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

75 years later, Babe Ruth's hug means almost as much as Lou Gehrig's speech

Schwartz Sports Memorabilia RUTBSB100 Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig 1933 WS Champs New York Yankees Team Signed Official Al Baseball with 23 Members - JSA

Babe Ruth: First, Most Famous American Baseball Superstar

July 6, 1933: A Dream Realized: Comiskey Park hosts first All-Star Game; Babe Ruth homers – Society for American Baseball Research

MLB News: Babe Ruth sets another milestone: one of his gloves auctioned for $1.53 million, establishing a new record

Babe Ruth Pitching Game Footage From His Final Appearance In 1933

Jackie Mitchell Couldn't Win

1933 Worch Cigar Babe Ruth

Fact or fiction? Teenage girl struck out Ruth, Gehrig, Opinion

Lou Gehrig Is The New York Yankees' First Honored Legend

1933 Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig Signed Photograph. Autographs Photos, Lot #80024

In New York All-Star Feats, High-Five for Hubbell - The New York Times

1933 Goudey Baseball Complete Set Break Including Babe Ruth Available