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But May 24, 1935 was brighter than usual in Tacoma, Washington.

It was a rare sunny day amidst the typical spring rains. For nine-year-old

George Warehouser, it felt like an unexpected gift, and the gifts kept coming. That morning,

Lowell Elementary School surprised its students by letting them out 15 minutes early for lunch.

George, along with two friends, left the school at 11.45 a.m., feeling the joyous freedom

which only school kids feel when they don't have to be in school.

They kicked rocks down the sidewalk and chatted about the usual boyhood topics.

Their conversation tumbled from one subject to the next until they started to

debate who could jump the highest. That segued into strategies for their Little League baseball team,

and soon they marveled at the players they idolized. George couldn't help but smile when they

brought up George Herman, Babe Ruth. After all, he and the Babe, the greatest

player of all time, shared a name, and that wasn't lost on his friends. As George's friends

approached their respective homes, they peeled away one by one, leaving George to head toward

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