September 21, 1960 Milwaukee Braves vs. Reds Full Ticket Hank Aaron HR #217 Spahn Win 288 Basketball Unopened John lobbied for formal national

John lobbied for formal national and international basketball rules for nearly three decades

Great shot of him wearing #41 in his rookie year before changing to #73

Original 8x10 AP wire photo of Bob Gibson after he beat the Red Sox 2-1 in the opener of the 1967 World Series

PA (the site of Wilt's 100 point game 5 weeks later on March 2

Derek Hood- played at the U of Arkansas and later with the Charlotte Hornets

September 21, 1960 Milwaukee Braves vs. Reds Full Ticket Hank Aaron HR #217 Spahn Win 288 Basketball Unopened John lobbied for formal nationalOn September 21, 1960, the Milwaukee Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds by a score of 3 1 in front of 8,563 fans at County Stadium. Warren Spahn was the winning pitcher in his last win of the season taking his record to 21 9, while Reds pitcher, Jim O'Toole was the losing pitcher. Future Hall of Famer, Warren Spahn took his career total of wins to 288 after pitching a no hitter the previous Friday over the Phillies. Hank Aaron hit his 38thHome Run of the