Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Lieutenant Ruth New York Police Reservist. Babe Ruth has adopted another uniform besides that of the Yanks. The Bambino was sworn into the New York Police Reserves yesterday and is here shown in his striking uniform, wearing the wings of the air-force which branch he selected. Ruth joins to promote athletics in the New York Department.
Lieutenant Ruth New York Police Reservist. Babe Ruth has adopted another uniform besides that of the Yanks. The Bambino was sworn into the New York Police Reserves yesterday and is here shown in his striking uniform, wearing the wings of the air-force which branch he selected. Ruth joins to promote athletics in the New York Department.
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Lieutenant Ruth New York Police Reservist. Babe Ruth has adopted another uniform besides that of the Yanks. The Bambino was sworn into the New York Police Reserves yesterday and is here shown in his striking uniform, wearing the wings of the air-force which branch he selected. Ruth joins to promote athletics in the New York Department.

Wide World Photos, Inc. · [ca. September 1925]

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