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April 18 1923, was opening day for Yankee Stadium. On that day, 74,000 baseball fans watch a game between the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox. The new stadium was “christened” when Yankee slugger babe ruth knocked a game-winning homerun in to right flied. Yankee Stadium is offen called “The House That Ruth Built because Babes popularity made it famous. Yankee Stadium has earned the title “The Home of Champions”

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April 18, 1923, was opening day for Yankee Stadium. On that day, 74,000 baseball fans watched a game between the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox. The new stadium was "christened" when Yankee slugger Babe Ruth knocked a game-winning homerun into right field. Yankee Stadium is often called "The House That Ruth Built" because Babe's popularity made it famous. Yankee Stadium has earned the title "The Home of Champions."

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