Hack was a member of the 1912 Cleveland Spiders as well as the 1920 Boston Red Sox but made a name for himself during his 11 seasons in the minor leagues where he played for eight different teams, most notably, the Richmond team of the old American Association.
Player: Hack Eibel
Block/Script Name: block
Label Period: 1917-21
Year/s Used: same
Teams Played During Era of Bat:
Other Teams Played:
Majors: Indians and Red Sox
Minors: 1912 Dayton, 1913 Saginaw, 1914 Atlanta Crackers, 1915 Memphis Chicks, 1916-17 Richmond, 1920-22 Shreveport, 1923 Galveston and 1924 Macon
Mfg: H&B
Model Number: pre model number
Length: 36
Weight: 42.3
Side Writing: not readable
Vault Marks: no
Game Use: heavy
Ball Marks: yes
Swelling: top
Grain Separation: light
Cleat Marks: yes, a few scattered
Rack Marks: no
Nails/Screws: no
Cracked: yes
Pine Tar: no
Handle Tape: no
Handle Crack: 7"
Barrel Crack: no
Dents/Gouges: no
Autographed: no
Uniform Number: no
Knob Markings: no
Barrel Markings: no
Finish: ash
Provenance: Louisville vaults
Factory Records: none
Player Traits: unknown
Grade: authentic
MEARS bat index: none
Comments: has remains of original shipping label back to Louisville
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