The article outlines significant dates in baseball history, from Babe Ruth's final appearance with the Boston Braves in 1935 to Cal Ripken, Jr.'s record-setting consecutive game streak that started in 1982. It highlights pivotal moments such as Willie Mays's achievement of his 638th home run and the return of fan voting for All-Star selections in 1970. The list paints a picture of the evolution and memorable milestones in Major League Baseball, incorporating both player achievements and shifts in league policies.
1935: Babe Ruth makes his last major league appearance as a member of the Boston Braves, retiring on an infield grounder in his final at-bat.
In contrasting events, 1982 marks the beginning of Cal Ripken, Jr.'s historic consecutive games streak with the Orioles, starting a remarkable chapter in baseball history.
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