[Ans] What did baseball legend Babe Ruth keep on his head, under his baseball cap?

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Babe Ruth wore a cabbage leaf under his baseball cap to help keep him cool. Professional baseball uniforms were made of wool until the 1940s, rendering most players a sweaty mess during the midsummer months. As such, the Babe introduced to his teammates an unusual technique for keeping cool: He pried the leaves off a head of cabbage and spread them over the ice in a cooler. When they were sufficiently chilled, a leaf under the cap would supply much-needed relief for a few innings before needing to be replaced. A large man with an extra-large noggin, the Babe was said to require two leaves for the method to be fully effective.

[Answer] What did baseball legend Babe Ruth keep on his head, under his baseball cap?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What did baseball legend Babe Ruth keep on his head, under his baseball cap?"

...Babe Ruth wore a cabbage leaf under his baseball cap to help keep him cool. Professional baseball uniforms were made of wool until the 1940s, rendering most players a sweaty mess during the midsummer months. As such, the Babe introduced to his teammates an unusual technique for keeping cool: He pried the leaves off a head of cabbage and spread them over the ice in a cooler. When they were sufficiently chilled, a leaf under the cap would supply much-needed relief for a few innings before needing to be replaced. A large man with an extra-large noggin, the Babe was said to require two leaves for the method to be fully effective.

[Answer] 5. In American folk tales, what giant lumberjack was accompanied by a blue ox named Babe?

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...1. Daniel Boone 2. Johnny Appleseed 3. Paul Bunyan 4. Uncle Sam American folklore and tall tales usually relate to the founding of the nation and independence. Paul Bunyan is a unique figure because he actually originated in Canada. The Bunyan figure ended up moving southward around the time of independence and made its way from oral story to paper at the turn of the twentieth century. Bunyan is the ideal figure for a tall tale. Unrealistically tall and followed by a giant blue ox, Bunyan is said to have carved out the Grand Canyon and formed parts of the Cascades. Many statues of Bunyan can be found all around the western and central United States from California to Michigan and everywhere in between.

[Answer] Which Hall of Fame would I be touring if I saw plaques of Honus Wagner, Jackie Robinson and Babe Ruth?

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...The National Baseball Hall of Fame (located in Cooperstown, New York) is also a museum which contains historical artifacts from the sport. Honus Wagner (1874-1955) was a shortstop, coach, and manager who spent over 50 years with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame the first year it was open, Babe Ruth was elected the same year. Babe Ruth (1895-1948) was a left-handed rightfielder who played 22 seasons of which 14 were spent with the New York Yankees. He was known for his home-run hitting skills. Jackie Robinson (1919-1972) was the first black man to play in Major League Baseball. He debuted in 1947 and he was chosen Rookie of the Year at the end of his first season. When he was elected into the Hall of Fame in 1962, Major League Baseball universally retired his number (this meant that his number "42" jersey was retired by every team).

[Answer] Their signature song was "I Got You Babe". What former married musical duo had two 1970's TV variety shows together?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Their signature song was "I Got You Babe". What former married musical duo had two 1970's TV variety shows together?"

..."I Got You Babe" is a 1965 number-one hit single written by Sonny Bono. "I Got You Babe" was the song playing on the alarm clock radio each morning in the movie, "Groundhog Day", when Billy Murray's character woke up each day in a time loop.