1931 Mobster & King of Bootleggers - Dutch Schultz Pleads Not Guilty Original TYPE I Photo Baseball Game Worn 1993 the Washington Bullets played

1993 the Washington Bullets played the Philadelphia 76ers at the Spectrum (in Philadelphia)

becoming the NBA's youngest owner at age 35

Alabama Pitts played four seasons in the minor leagues after being let out of jail

This image was used on several baseball cards including Grimes’ 1925

playing before strong crowds at Gilmore Field

1931 Mobster & King of Bootleggers - Dutch Schultz Pleads Not Guilty Original TYPE I Photo Baseball Game Worn 1993 the Washington Bullets playedDutch Schultz (19011935), born Arthur Flegenheimer, was a key figure in the Jewish mob alongside Meyer Lansky and Bugsy Siegel. Rising from Bronx street thug to Prohibition powerhouse, he built a massive bootlegging empire and muscled into the Harlem numbers racket. He ran with the Murder Inc. underworld that inspired the Boardwalk Empire era of organized crime. His volatile nature alienated mob leadership, and when he demanded Thomas Dewey's