Bronko Nagurski 1930s Chicago Bears Original TYPE III Photo PSA/DNA Boxing Autographs Waxey Gordon

Waxey Gordon

1956-1957 Adrian1957-1968 Northern Michigan1968-1970 Denver1970-1973 Denver Rockets (assistant)1970-1971 Denver Rockets (interim HC)1972-1974 San Diego Conquistadors (assistant)1974-1976 Kentucky Colonels (assistant)1976-1979 Los Angeles Lakers (assistant)1979-1980 Cleveland Cavaliers1980-1983 San Antonio Spurs1983-1985 New Jersey Nets1985-1986 Chicago Bulls1986-1991 Bradley1995-1996 New Jersey Nets (assistant)1997-2000 Atlanta Hawks (assistant)2000-2002 Toronto Raptors (assistant)Offered is a signed 3x5 index card in red ink circa 1968-70 when he was the Head Coach at the University of Denver

Atley Donald

becoming the first black baseball player to join the American League

5 inch TYPE I original photo

Bronko Nagurski 1930s Chicago Bears Original TYPE III Photo PSA/DNA Boxing Autographs Waxey GordonIt would be hard to create a better movie name for a football player than Bronko Nagurski, which conjures up images of a hard as nails throwback type of player. However, Bronko Nagurski was a real person. In the 1930's, during the height of the Great Depression, there was no bigger star other than perhaps Bronko's Bears teammate, Red Grange in the entire NFL. For all the legendary performances and sheer brutality of running over would be tacklers that