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A.J. Reach was a regular for the champion baseball Eckford club of Brooklyn in the early 1860s. Upon his retirement from playing in 1875, he helped found the Philadelphia Phillies franchise. Later, similarly to Albert Spalding, Reach formed a sporting goods company and earned millions. In fact, he sold his company to Spalding in 1889. Reach was the trade name used on the game balls for the American League until 1976.
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