Crossword Clue: Rival of the Babe
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Rival of the Babe"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Rival of the Babe"
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- Baseball great
- Baseball great known as "The Georgia Peach"
- Baseball great portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones in a 1994 film: 2 wds.
- Baseball Hall of Fame charter member
- Baseball legend nicknamed "the Georgia Peach": 2 wds.
- Baseball player who set 90 records in his career
- Baseball's first Hall-of-Famer
- Baseball's 'Georgia Peach'
- Baseballs' lifetime batting average leader
- Babe Ruth contemporary
- Babe Ruth rival
- Babe Ruth's rival
- Famous tiger
- Hitting legend who Babe Ruth called a "prick"
- Holder of baseball's highest career batting average (.366)
- Holder of the highest career batting average in baseball history
- Cooperstown charter member
- First elected member at Cooperstown
- First major leaguer with 4,000 hits
- Georgia-born Hall of Famer
- First player elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame
- First player voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame
- He averaged .378 for 12 years.
- Rival of the Babe
- 'The Georgia Peach'
- 'The Georgia Peach' of baseball
- The Georgia Peach
- Tommy Lee Jones portrayal, 1994
Recent Usage of Rival of the Babe in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Oct. 5, 2018