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    Babe Ruth's Suburban Boston Home At Bat for $1.6 Million

    Mon, 05/07/2012 - 12:25 EDT - Yahoo!

    Babe Ruth's home outside Boston is for sale.The estate known as Home Plate Farm in Sudbury, Mass., is being offered for $1.65 million.

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