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Hillerich & Bradsby & Co. is a company with a long and storied history. Founded in 1884 by John Hillerich, the company originally produced woodworking tools and other products. In 1927, the company began producing baseball bats, and quickly became a leader in the sports industry. The company's bats were used by some of the greatest players in the game,
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Hillerich & Bradsby & Co. is a company with a long and storied history. Founded in 1884 by John Hillerich, the company originally produced woodworking tools and other products. In 1927, the company began producing baseball bats, and quickly became a leader in the sports industry. The company's bats were used by some of the greatest players in the game, including Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Joe DiMaggio.
The company's bats were known for their quality and craftsmanship, and the company quickly became a leader in the sports industry. The company's bats were used in Major League Baseball, as well as in the minor leagues and in amateur leagues. The company also produced other sports equipment, such as gloves, balls, and other accessories.
Today, Hillerich & Bradsby & Co. is still a leader in the sports industry, producing some of the highest quality bats and other sports equipment. The company is still family-owned and operated, and continues to produce some of the best bats in the game. The company's bats are still used by some of the greatest players in the game, and the company continues to be a leader in the sports industry.
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