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[4k 60fps Colorized] June 13, 1948: Yankees retire Babe Ruth's iconic No.3

Upscaled and colorized with AI neural networks, this is the next of a series of restored historic baseball footage that will be restored for our channel. Subscribe to see more! The Backstory: Babe Ruth makes his final appearance at Yankee Stadium, as his No. 3 is retired in front of a crowd of 49,641. On June 13, 1948, during Yankee Stadium's 25th-anniversary season, Babe Ruth made his final visit to "The House That Ruth Built" before dying that August at age 53. After the June 13, 1948 ceremony at Yankee Stadium, Ruth immediately donated his cap, shirt, pants, belt, and socks to the Museum – handing them to Hall of Fame representative Bob Quinn. Nine days later, they were on display in Cooperstown. What Ruth failed to tell Quinn, however, was that he had worn the jersey and pants at dozens of benefit games and appearances throughout the 1940s. This included an Aug. 26, 1943 game at the Polo Grounds that raised $800 million in war bonds and a July 12, 1943 event at Fenway Park where Ruth met Ted Williams. Interestingly, the pants worn by Ruth on June 13, 1948, were not used by the Bambino in either “Pride of the Yankees” or any of his known appearances with the “retired number jersey” throughout the 1940s. But in many of those appearances, Ruth wore pants that matched another pair in the Museum’s collection – pants that were donated to the Museum following his death in 1948. Why the change? “It’s likely because the Babe had lost weight by the spring of 1948 due to his bout with cancer,” Shieber said. “The pants from ‘The Pride of the Yankees’ were too large for Babe. The pants he donned on June 13, 1948, have a smaller waistline and likely date from much earlier playing days.” Rights Copyright MLB. ✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second ✔ Image resolution boosted up to 4k ✔ Improved video sharpness ✔ Colorized* *Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and does not represent real historical data. The AI still struggles with the separation between infield dirt and grass, etc. Original video source:    • CLE@NYY: Yankees retire Babe Ruth's i...   Keywords: Upscaled, Restored, Restoration, 4K, 1080p, High quality, Old footage, archive footage, history videos, rare footage, vintage videos, history documentary, historical moments, past events, classic videos, timeless footage, historic footage, remastered footage, restored footage, color restoration, babe ruth, yankees