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Babe Ruth, in the fifth inning of a gameay Chicago's Wrigley Field and in what was to become a baseball lgend, he pointed his bat at the centerfield and, then, proceeded to hit the next pitched ball over the fence exactly as he had indicated - the famous called-shot homerun
A..
B. When Babe Ruth pointed his bat, in the fifth inning of a game at Chicago's Wrigley Field and in what was to become a baseball legend, at
C. In the fifth inning of a game at Chicagos Wrigley Field and becoming a baseball legend, Babe Ruth pointed is bat at
D. In the fifth inning of a game at Chicago's Wrigley Field and in what was about to become a baseball legend, Babae Ruth had pointed his bat at
E. In the fifth inning of a game at Chicago's Wrigley Field and in what was to become a baseball legend, Babe Rurh pointed his bat at
I chose Please share your opinions. OA not available from source.
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B. When Babe Ruth pointed his bat, in the fifth inning of a game at Chicago's Wrigley Field and in what was to become a baseball legend, at
C. In the fifth inning of a game at Chicagos Wrigley Field and becoming a baseball legend, Babe Ruth pointed is bat at
D. In the fifth inning of a game at Chicago's Wrigley Field and in what was about to become a baseball legend, Babae Ruth had pointed his bat at
E. In the fifth inning of a game at Chicago's Wrigley Field and in what was to become a baseball legend, Babe Rurh pointed his bat at
I chose Please share your opinions. OA not available from source.
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