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RARE ORIGINAL 1925 BABE RUTH NEWSPAPER PAGE – NEW YORK YANKEESOffered is an original September 25, 1925 sports page from The Macon Daily Telegraph featuring a large vintage photograph and prominent coverage of baseball legend Babe Ruth.The page features the headline:“BABE WINS FOR YANKS”along with a large period photograph of Babe Ruth wearing his New York Yankees uniform.This is an authentic contemporary newspaper artifact from the 1925 baseball season, giving collectors an incredible look at how Babe Ruth was presented in the sports pages nearly 100 years ago.BABE RUTH was one of the most famous athletes of the 20th century and remains one of the most recognizable figures in baseball history. This original newspaper page captures him during his playing career, rather than as a later retrospective or reproduction.FEATURES:
• Original September 25, 1925 newspaper page
• The Macon Daily Telegraph
• Large Babe Ruth photograph
• “Babe Wins for Yanks” headline
• Babe Ruth in New York Yankees uniform
• Contemporary 1925 baseball coverage
• Original period sports statistics and articles
• Nearly 100 years old
• Fantastic piece of Babe Ruth and Yankees historyThe page also contains extensive additional sports coverage, including college football, baseball results, advertisements and other news from the era.CONDITION:
Original vintage newspaper with significant age and handling wear. The paper displays age toning, folds, creases, edge wear, small tears and areas of paper loss, including damage along portions of the edges. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are part of the condition description.This is NOT a reproduction or modern reprint. It is an original newspaper page dating to 1925.A fantastic historical piece for any Babe Ruth, New York Yankees, vintage baseball, sports memorabilia or 1920s newspaper collection.