(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, September 17, 2012 ) Los Angeles, CA -- Baseball-Reference.com, a website dedicated to bringing readers all the statistics and history of America’s past time, recently updated the page for Irv Hach. The website is considers itself to be contractor accountants when it comes to keeping stats for the players. The infielder played in just 16 games for his hometown Louisville Colonels in 1897.
With a career batting average of .216, the 24-year old Hach never got the opportunity to play another professional baseball game as that level after his only season. Very little information exists as far as the specifics of his career, so other factors besides skill could have been the reason why he was never heard from again in the National League.
The website continues to look for a thumbnail picture to accompany his page, like many other players have. For any other updates to his page, readers are encouraged to contact the website directly. After many contractor accountant discussion, the website continues to work on gathering information, especially for the players who have since past away.
Baseball-Reference.com is the leading online source for all the statistics, records and other bits of information in United States professional baseball history. Readers can search for specific players and teams to find accurate information on players as far back as the 1800s. The website is updated daily to provide one of the most accurate historical depictions of the sport.
