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Baseball batsPage Excerpt: 5 inches in diameter, although they could be of any length. Ten years later in 1869, another rule was added that stated the baseball bat could be no longer than 42 inches in length - the same maximum length allowed today. |
Wood baseball batsPage Excerpt: I tried this bat out last summer it has great distance good pop the sweet spot could be bigger though -- Derek, Friday, April 15, 2005. |
Youth baseball batsPage Excerpt: When I first look at it I thought the bat was not as good everybody said it was but, when I hit ball over 425 ft I couldn't believe it. I have never hit a homerun in batting practice over 350 ft. |
Maple baseball batsPage Excerpt: 1884 brought the beginning of the most famous name in baseball bats today - The Louisville Slugger. It all started at a baseball game in Louisville, a 17 year old John Hillerich watched Louisville player Pete Browning become frustrated after breaking his favorite bat. |
Wooden baseball batsPage Excerpt: Out of the wrapper this bat was hotno break in period. A 12 year old on the travel team hit one about 275 the first time he used the bat. |
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The Birth of the Louisville Slugger
1884 brought the beginning of the most famous name in baseball bats today - The Louisville Slugger. It all started at a baseball game in Louisville, a 17 year old John Hillerich watched Louisville player Pete Browning become frustrated after breaking his favorite bat. Hillerich, a woodworker with his father, approached Browning after the game and offered to make him a new bat. They went toge ...
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