May 20, 1999- Softball Bats Recalled by Rawlings Sporting Goods
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Rawlings Sporting Goods Co. Inc., of St. Louis, Mo., is voluntarily recalling about 45,000 slow-pitch softball bats. The tops of the bats can shear off during use, posing an injury hazard to batters and bystanders.
April 27, 1998- Baseball and Softball Training Aids Recalled by Schutt Manufacturing
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer ProductSafety Commission (CPSC), Schutt Manufacturing Co., ofLitchfield, Ill., is announcing the recall of about 12,000Baseball Striker and Softball Striker batting aids. Duringnormal use, the ball can become separated from its cable whenstruck with a bat, and cause serious injuries to users andbystanders.
June 26, 1996- Baseball Catchers' Helmet Faceguard Recalled by Irwin Sports
February 9, 1989- Franklin Sports Recalls Baseball, Soccer Training Sets
April 14, 1978- Baseball Pitching Machines Warning
July 21, 1977- Automatic Baseball Pitching Machines Warning
June 7, 1977- Aluminum Bats Recalled by King Athletic Goods
July 25, 1975- Aluminum Softball & Baseball Bats Warning
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