1930s Bobby Mattick Louisville Slugger Game Used Bat #2 Cubs Reds Legendary Scout who Signed Frank Robinson Curt Flood Gary Carter Signed Basketball Cards George Weiss went on to

George Weiss went on to become one of the game's most successful executives

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Offered is a 1947 American League Season Pass to All Grounds (in the American league) that measures approximately 4

1930s Bobby Mattick Louisville Slugger Game Used Bat #2 Cubs Reds Legendary Scout who Signed Frank Robinson Curt Flood Gary Carter Signed Basketball Cards George Weiss went on toBobby Mattick (1915 2004) was a shortstop who played five MLB seasons (1938 1942) with the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds, later becoming a legendary scout and Blue Jays executive. Playing Career: Debuted May 5, 1938, with Chicago Cubs at age 22. Career high 128 games in 1940 as Cubs' regular shortstop. Finished with. 233 career average, 161 hits, 0 home runs over five seasons. Traded to Cincinnati Reds after 1940 season with Jim Gleeson for Billy