Bunny Fabrique
American baseball player (1887-1960) · United States · On the map · Athletes · Died at 72
Albert La Verne "Bunny" Fabrique was an American switch-hitting baseball player. A shortstop and, in later years, second baseman, he played for the Brooklyn Robins of the National League for parts of the 1916 and 1917 seasons, appearing in 27 major-league games.
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He also played over 20 years with more than 15 minor-league and independent baseball teams, starting in 1906 and concluding in 1927. His longest tenures were with the Jackson Convicts (1908-1911), the Fort Wayne Railroaders (1912-1913), and the Providence Grays (1913-1916). During the 1926 and 1927 seasons, he was the player-manager of Vicksburg Hill Billies of the Cotton States League.
