| Louisville Slugger Bats (1890 words) |
 | The bat was made for Pete "The Old Gladiator" Browning, a player on the Louisville Eclipse baseball team of the 2-year-old American Association. |
| By 1894, the Louisville Slugger name graced the bats, and was registered with the government as an official trademark. |
| At the factory, a billet is placed in one of three types of lathesa tracer lathe (all professional bats), a backnife lathe (adult bats) or an automatic lathe (all youth and softball bats)where it is cut down to the bat shape. |
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