1935 Alabama Pitts Criminal Convict & 2 Sport Professional Athlete Reports to the Philadelphia Eagles Original TYPE I Photo Baseball Graded he compiled record of 56-41-3

he compiled record of 56-41-3

and averaged more than 20 wins a year for his career

saves three times

That washed-up pitcher went on to become Hall of Famer Stan Musial

Theismann became Washington's all-time leader in passing yards and completions

1935 Alabama Pitts Criminal Convict & 2 Sport Professional Athlete Reports to the Philadelphia Eagles Original TYPE I Photo Baseball Graded he compiled record of 56-41-3Alabama Pitts played four seasons in the minor leagues after being let out of jail, creating a national controversy. After his father and stepfather died, Pitts joined the Navy at age 15. He served three years and was honorably discharged. Living in New York, NY after his discharge, Pitts was broke when a friend suggested they rob a store. The two stole $76. 25 and Pitts pleaded guilty to second degree robbery. He was implicated in five other crimes.