Jack Dolph Signed AUTO 3x5 index card ABA Commissioner PSA/DNA Single Signed Baseballs but his typed endorsement instead

but his typed endorsement instead

he hired two Los Angeles Rams players

we just think

He was named the NFL MVP in 1983 after leading the league's top-ranked offense to a 14-2 record and another Super Bowl appearance

This stock certificate measures 12" x 8" and has been date stamped May 26

Jack Dolph Signed AUTO 3x5 index card ABA Commissioner PSA/DNA Single Signed Baseballs but his typed endorsement insteadJack Dolph (D. 1981 at the age of 53) was the American Basketball Association's second full time Commissioner, serving from 1969 to 1972. Mr. Dolph had been the director of CBS sports for nine years when he was named commissioner of the league, then in its third season. He replaced George Mikan as the Commissioner of the ABA. During his tenure, he pursued merger talks with the National Basketball Association. The two leagues finally merged in 1976.