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By signing African-American Dolly King in 1946
Landis ruled that Pitts could play
The team inaugurated the Baltimore Civic Center -- now the Baltimore Arena -- when it opened in 1962
Wilt Chamberlain
He defended the world title with a fifteen round decision over Mando Ramos in Los Angeles
1954 Brooklyn Dodgers Pitching Aces - Don Newcombe & Billy Loes Original Type I Photo Signed by Photographer Barney Stein Entertainment Autographs By signing African-American Dolly KingOffered is a crystal clear 8" x 10" shot of Brooklyn Dodgers pitching stars, Don Newcombe and Billy Loes holding a baseball with the #54 written on it. Both adorn their Brooklyn baseball caps. Loes is in street clothes and Newcombe is interestingly enough pictured in a Dodgers jersey that was worn by Phillip Haugstad in 1951. Taken by legendary Brooklyn Dodgers and Sports Illustrated photographer, Barney Stein. We presume this must have been taken
