Babe Ruth’s Formative Years Told by Brother Gilbert
A wartime reminiscence recalls Babe Ruth at St Mary’s Industrial School in Baltimore from ages 12 to 19. Brother Gilbert, Ruth’s early coach, describes the young left handed catcher then a natural player who dreamed of winning and later shifted to pitching under Jack Dunn’s guidance.
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