1935 Oakland Oaks Team Signed AUTO Baseball PCL /w 22 Sigs NY Yankees SUPER RARE!! Notables & Notorious Autographs Dolph had been the director

Dolph had been the director of CBS sports for nine years when he was named commissioner of the league

Three-time All-American

Offered is a government postcard signed while at Oklahoma State from his Heisman Trophy Year (1988)

and Indiana (1923-1946)

1935 Oakland Oaks Team Signed AUTO Baseball PCL /w 22 Sigs NY Yankees SUPER RARE!! Notables & Notorious Autographs Dolph had been the directorThe 1935 Oakland Oaks finished 9183, placing third in the Pacific Coast League under manager Ossie Vitt. An affiliate of the New York Yankees, the Oaks played at Oaks Park and drew more than 122,000 fans. Oakland fielded a strong, well balanced club, combining solid pitching with steady offense, and benefitted from several players who would go on to or return from the major leagues. Though they didnt capture the pennant, the Oaks remained one of the