Charley Trippi Pro Football HOF Chicago Cardinals Original TYPE I Photo Image Used for 1948 Bowman #17 Rookie Card PSA/DNA Team Signed Basketball 1948 at the end of

1948 at the end of his life on an airplane (we've never seen another shot of Ruth on a plane

finishing fourth in the American League East

and he played (along with the coaches of both teams) for USC opponent Harvard in a 1905 game due to the weakness of the Harvard roster

The image captures a 23-year-old Miles Davis during the formative Birth of the Cool era

Also seen in the photo are Sun's power forward #16 Lamar Green and 2 other Bullets players

Charley Trippi Pro Football HOF Chicago Cardinals Original TYPE I Photo Image Used for 1948 Bowman #17 Rookie Card PSA/DNA Team Signed Basketball 1948 at the end ofPro Football Hall of Famer Charley Trippi was one of football's greatest all around players. A two time All American at the University of Georgia, he starred on the Bulldogs' 1942 national championship team before his college career was interrupted by military service during World War II. Returning to Georgia, he won the 1946 Maxwell Award and finished second in Heisman Trophy voting. The first overall pick in the 1945 NFL Draft, Trippi became the