Idle Detroit wins the pennant, as the Red Sox beat the Yankees, in Babe Ruth last home game.

ByThis Day in Baseball September 24, 1934July 9, 2022

Idle Detroit wins the pennant, as the Red Sox beat the Yankees, 5 – 0, in the season’s finale at Yankee Stadium. Babe Ruth walks in the 1st inning, limps to first base, and leaves for a pinch runner in his last home game.

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Day: September 24, 1934

Idle Detroit wins the pennant, as the Red Sox beat the Yankees, in Babe Ruth last home game.

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