One of the items the man had grabbed was a metal baseball bat, which he allegedly used to repeatedly hit an employee who tried to stop him. The man then fled but was chased by other workers, who were ...

It’s an important caveat that collegiate players are allowed to use metal bats, but nonetheless, Caglianone has now homered in seven straight games. It is the latest absurd achievement in a career ...

Offense has been hard to come by for a handful of Houston Astros players to start this year, and at least one guy is going to give a torpedo bat a try as he looks for a fix. Chandler Rome of The ...

A MAN from Cheshire was among five arrested after a man was brutally attacked with metal poles outside a pub. A man in his 60s suffered serious head injuries an assault in Gloucestershire at the ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A man has been arrested after a case of suspected nighthawking. Nighthawking is a term used to describe the practice of illegal metal detecting.

Maine Principals’ Association Director Mike Burnham said the torpedo bats are legal to use in the high school game. Unlike metal bats, wooden bats have no weight requirements under National ...

assaulting the 53-year-old man. A video obtained by 7News showed the 47-year-old was armed with a cricket bat and repeatedly struck him, causing minor leg injuries. The two men were not known to ...

Two violent offenders got tooled up with a baseball bat and a machete to mete out their version of “justice” and ended up behind bars for their trouble. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to ...

but handed himself in after a still from CCTV was published on social media by the police. The victim of the attack needed a titanium plate inserted in his jaw and said he experienced ...

A man will appear in court after allegedly assaulting someone with a baseball bat and smashing a van window. Officers were called to Square Hill Road at its junction with Mote Road in Maidstone at ...

Then in January 2018, he allegedly assaulted a man with a baseball bat on Harrison Street in Waterloo. He was sentenced to up to five years in prison on charges of willful injury, intimidation ...