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Own a piece of baseball history with this autographed Ruppert Jones bat. This authentic Louisville Slugger bat offers a unique connection to a former Major League Baseball player.
Ruppert Jones: A Career Overview
Born March 12, 1955, Ruppert Sanderson Jones carved a path in Major League Baseball as a center fielder. He holds the distinction of being the first player selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 1976 MLB expansion draft. Throughout his career, Jones played for the Seattle Mariners and the San Diego Padres.
Authentic Autographed Bat:
This Louisville Slugger bat (model P72S) is 34″ long and features a genuine Ruppert Jones autograph. The bat is in very good condition, suggesting it may have seen limited use, if any, on the field. This collectible piece not only boasts the player’s autograph but also includes a wood-burned version of his signature, adding a unique touch to the memorabilia.
More Than Just a Baseball Bat:
By purchasing this pre-loved, autographed Ruppert Jones bat from Father Joe’s Villages, you’re contributing to a worthy cause. Father Joe’s Villages provides vital services and programs that help people experiencing homelessness build a brighter future. Your purchase helps support our important mission.
Condition: Pre-owned, very good, probably not used in play much, if ever
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