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Spalding 2013 Baseball Products Catalog Albert Goodwill Spalding begins his professional baseball career with the Boston Red Stockings. Over his career, 1871 he achieved a .323 batting average, an earned run average of 2.14 and an overall winning percentage of .796, a record that still stands today. He also became baseball’s first 200 game winner. The first A.G. Spalding & Brothers sporting goods store opens in Chicago. Combining his baseball experience with 1876 his business skills, A.G. Spalding & Bros. emerges as a dominant company in the sporting goods industry. Spalding makes the First Major League Baseball and becomes the official ball of the National League for the first 1876 100 years (1876-1976) and of the American League (1889-1973). Spalding makes the First Major League Baseball Glove. Throughout its’ history, dozens of Hall of Fame players have 1877 worn Spalding fielding gloves. 1878 Spalding publishes first “Official Rules Guide for Baseball”. 1882 A.G. Spalding becomes President of the Chicago White Stockings, leading the team to 5 pennants in 10 years. A.G. Spalding takes the top pro ball players around the globe playing exhibition games 1882-1889 to introduce the sport of baseball to the world. Spalding had factories across the nation and was producing 1 million bats per year, an 1900 unheard of number at that time. A.G. Spalding was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame the 1939 year it opened. Spalding as a company still maintains the same drive, TODAY balancing professionalism on and off the field, fol- lowing in the cleat marks of their founder; rooted firmly in the past, focusing on the future and maintaining the true spirit of competition. Spalding Baseball Pro Staff now includes over 100 Major League and Minor League players. B AMERICA’S FIRST BASEBALL COMPANY™ FIELDING GLOVES Pro Select Series 2-3 True To The Game™ Series 4-5 Stadium Series 6-7 Youth Select Mesh Series 8 BASEBALLS 10-11 EQUIPMENT Bags 12 Spaldeen® 13 Batting Gloves 14-15 GLOVES Pro Select Series » PREMIUM Top-Grain Kip Leather » BUTTER SMOOTH Cowhide Lining » PRO GRADE Dye Through Lacing ITEM 42-000 » PATTERNS DESIGNED To Exact Specifications » PATTERN Infield » SIZE 11.25” REG Of Major League Players » WEB H-Web » BACK Open » NOW FEATURES the patent pending expanded » COLOR Black small finger slot. Pro Select Series ROBINSON CANO GLOVES Playing Position: 2B Number: 24 PATTERN WORN BY ROBINSON CANO ITEM 42-001 » PATTERN Infield » SIZE 11.5” REG » WEB I-Web » BACK Open » COLOR Black/Tan ITEM 42-001RC ROBINSON CANO EMBROIDERED GAME MODEL » PATTERN Infield » SIZE 11.5” REG » WEB I-Web » BACK Open » COLOR Black/Tan ITEM 42-002 » PATTERN Infield/Pitcher » SIZE 11.75” REG » WEB Two Piece Closed » BACK Open » COLOR Black 2 AMERICA’S FIRST BASEBALL COMPANY™ GLOVES Pro Select Series ITEM 42-003 ITEM 42-006 PATTERN PATTERN » Infield/Pitcher » First Base GLOVES » SIZE 12” REG » SIZE 12.75” REG » WEB Modified Trap » WEB Dual Cross Bar » BACK Open » BACK Open COLOR COLOR » Black » Black ITEM 42-003FR* ITEM 42-006FR* Pro Select Series » PATTERN Infield/Pitcher » PATTERN First Base » SIZE 12” FR » SIZE 12.75” FR » WEB Web-Modified Trap » WEB Dual Cross Bar » BACK Open » BACK Open » COLOR Black » COLOR Black ITEM 42-004 ITEM 42-007 » PATTERN Catcher » PATTERN Pitcher » SIZE 34” REG » SIZE 12” REG » WEB One Piece Closed » WEB Checkmate with strap » BACK Open » BACK Open COLOR » COLOR Black » Black ITEM 42-004FR* » PATTERN Pitcher » SIZE 12” FR » WEB Checkmate with strap » BACK Open » COLOR Black PATTERN WORN BY DEXTER FOWLER ITEM 42-005 ITEM 42-008 » PATTERN Outfield » PATTERN Outfield » SIZE 12.75” REG » SIZE 13” REG » WEB Six Finger Trap » WEB Six Finger Trap » BACK Open » BACK Open » COLOR Black » COLOR Black ITEM 42-005FR* » PATTERN Outfield » SIZE 12.75” FR » WEB Six Finger Trap » BACK Open » COLOR Black 3 *”FR” denotes the glove is for a left-handed thrower. WWW.SPALDING.COM GLOVES True To The Game™ Series » PREMIUM Cowhide Leather » PIGSKIN Lining Series ™ » PROFESSIONAL Patterns Carried Down ITEM 42-062 From Pro Selet Series » PATTERN Pitcher » SIZE 12” REG » GAME READY Playability » WEB Checkmate with strap » BACK Open COLOR » Dark Burgundy True To The Game To True ITEM 42-062FR* » PATTERN Pitcher » SIZE 12” FR » WEB Checkmate with strap GLOVES » BACK Open ITEM 42-060 » COLOR Dark Burgundy » PATTERN Infield » SIZE 11” REG » WEB Modified Trap » BACK Open » COLOR Dark Burgundy ITEM 42-063 » PATTERN Pitcher » SIZE 12.5” REG » WEB Modified Trap » BACK Open » COLOR Dark Burgundy ITEM 42-061 » PATTERN Infield » SIZE 11.5” REG » WEB I-Web » BACK Open » COLOR Dark Burgundy 4 AMERICA’S FIRST BASEBALL COMPANY™ *”FR” denotes the glove is for a left-handed thrower. GLOVES True To The Game™ Series ITEM 42-064 GLOVES » PATTERN Softball » SIZE 13”REG » WEB H-Web ITEM 42-067 » BACK Modified Closed » PATTERN First Base COLOR » SIZE 12.5” REG » Dark Burgundy » WEB Dual Cross Bar The Game To True ITEM 42-064FR* » BACK Closed » PATTERN Softball » COLOR Dark Burgundy » SIZE 13” FR » WEB H-Web ITEM 42-067FR* » BACK Modified Closed » PATTERN First Base » COLOR Dark Burgundy » SIZE 12.5” FR WEB » Dual Cross Bar ™ » BACK Closed Series » COLOR Dark Burgundy ITEM 42-065 » PATTERN Softball » SIZE 14” REG » WEB Closed Hinge » BACK Modified Closed DEXTER FOWLER » COLOR Dark Burgundy Playing Position: CF Number: 24 ITEM 42-066 » PATTERN Catcher » SIZE 33.5” REG » WEB One Piece Closed » BACK Open » COLOR Dark Burgundy 5 *”FR” denotes the glove is for a left-handed thrower. *”FR” denotes the glove is for a left-handed thrower. WWW.SPALDING.COM GLOVES Stadium Series COLOR COLLECTION IN TAN! ITEM 42-082 » PATTERN Infield/ Steer Hide Leather For Game Ready » PREMIUM Pitcher Playability » SIZE 11.75” REG » WEB Modified Trap » FINGER AND PALM Pads For Added Protection » BACK Open » COLOR Tan » DEEP Pocket Design » Also Available 42-092 (Black/Tan) » CUSTOM FIT Professional Design Stadium Series GLOVES ITEM 42-080 » PATTERN Infield » SIZE 11” REG » WEB H-Web » BACK Open » COLOR Tan » Also available 42-090 (Black/Tan) ITEM 42-083 » PATTERN Pitcher » SIZE 12” REG » WEB Checkmate with Strap » BACK Open » COLOR Tan » Also Available 42-093 (Black/Tan) ITEM 42-083FR* » PATTERN Pitcher ITEM 42-081 » SIZE 12” FR » PATTERN Infield » WEB Checkmate » SIZE 11.5” REG with Strap » WEB I-Web » BACK Open » BACK Open » COLOR Tan » COLOR Tan » Also Available » Also Available 42-093FR (Black/Tan) 42-091 (Black/Tan) 6 AMERICA’S FIRST BASEBALL COMPANY™ *FR denotes the glove is for a left-handed thrower. GLOVES Stadium Series ITEM 42-084 ITEM 42-086 » PATTERN Pitcher/ » PATTERN Softball Outfield » SIZE 13.5” REG » SIZE 12.5” REG » WEB H-Web » WEB Split Seam » BACK Modified Closed GLOVES » BACK Modified Closed » COLOR Tan » COLOR Tan » Also Available 42-096 » Also Available 42-094 (Black/Tan) (Black/Tan) ITEM 42-086FR* Stadium Series ITEM 42-084FR* » PATTERN Softball » PATTERN Pitcher/ » SIZE 13.5” FR Outfield » WEB H-Web » SIZE 12.5” FR » BACK Modified Closed » WEB Split Seam » COLOR Tan » BACK Modified Closed » Also Available » COLOR Tan 42-096FR (Black/Tan) » Also Available 42-094FR (Black/Tan) ITEM 42-085 ITEM 42-087 » PATTERN Softball » PATTERN Catcher » SIZE 13” REG » SIZE 32.5” REG » WEB Checkmate » WEB One Piece Closed » BACK Modified Closed » BACK Open » COLOR Tan » COLOR Tan » Also Available 42-095 (Black/Tan) 7 *FR denotes the glove is for a left-handed thrower. WWW.SPALDING.COM GLOVES Youth Select Mesh Series CANO YOUTH » PREMIUM Steer Hide Leather with Mesh Back MESH SERIES ITEM 42-121RC » PIGSKIN Custom Pocket Design » PATTERN Youth » SIZE 11” REG » PALM PAD for Added Protection » WEB I-Web » BACK Open » LIGHTWEIGHT And Ready to Play » COLOR Black/Tan ITEM 42-121FR* PATTERN » Youth Youth Select Mesh Series Youth SIZE » 11” FR » WEB I-Web » BACK Open COLOR » Black/Tan GLOVES ITEM 42-119 ITEM 42-122 » PATTERN Youth » PATTERN Youth » SIZE 10” REG » SIZE 11.5” REG » WEB Single Bar » WEB Single Bar » BACK Open » BACK Open » COLOR Black » COLOR Black ITEM 42-123 » PATTERN Youth ITEM 42-120 » SIZE 12” REG » PATTERN Youth » WEB Checkmate » SIZE 10.5” REG with Strap » WEB Checkmate » BACK Closed with » BACK Closed with Wrist Strap Wrist Strap » COLOR Black » COLOR Black ITEM 42-123FR* ITEM 42-120FR* » PATTERN Youth » PATTERN Youth » SIZE 12” FR* » SIZE 10.5” FR* » WEB Checkmate » WEB Checkmate with Strap » BACK Closed with » BACK Closed with Wrist Strap Wrist Strap » COLOR Black » COLOR Black 8 AMERICA’S FIRST BASEBALL COMPANY™ *FR denotes the glove is for a left-handed thrower. OFFICIAL OFFICIAL NFHS BASEBALL STATE ADOPTIONS: Hawaii Iowa Connecticut Vermont New Hampshire OFFICIAL OFFICIAL PARTNERSHIPS: 9 WWW.SPALDING.COM BASEBALL America’s First Baseball Company™ ™ TF-PRO ITEM 41-000 » COVER Premium Full Grain Leather » WINDING Gray and White Wool » CENTER Cushion Cork » SEAMS Spalding Raised Seam for America’s First Baseball Company America’s Improved Grip* ITEM 41-000 ITEM 41-000FS ITEM 41-000SW ITEM 41-000ME ITEM 41-000HS » TF PRO » TF PRO FLAT SEAM » TF PRO SWAC » TF PRO MEAC » TF PRO NFHS OFFICIAL BALL OFFICIAL BALL BASEBALL TF-500 OFFICIAL LEAGUE T-BALL ITEM 41-001 ITEM 41-003 ITEM 41-005 » COVER » COVER » COVER Premium Synthetic Synthetic Full Grain Leather Leather Leather » SEAMS Flat » CENTER » WINDING » CENTER Sponge Gray Wool Composite Rubber » CENTER Cork & Rubber » USE Indoor Cushion Cork & Outdoor » SEAMS » SPEC Official Spalding Size & Weight Raised Seam for ITEM 41-001 ITEM 41-003 ITEM 41-005 Improved Grip* » TF 500 NFHS » OFFICIAL LEAGUE » OFFICIAL T-BALL TF-100 TF-COMP ITEM 41-006 ITEM 41-007 » COVER Leather
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