Nat Sweetwater Clifton Signed AUTO 3x5 Index Card 1950s Globetrotters Knicks Rens Basketball HOF PSA/DNA Baseball Memorabilia Ali is today widely regarded

Ali is today widely regarded for the skills he displayed in the ring plus the values he exemplified outside of it: religious freedom

and he became their first national team head coach

For many years he would not sign autographs and now only signs begrudgingly when he is getting paid at card shows

Offered is a 1968-69 photo measuring 8" x 10" in size of Lakers Basketball HOF legend

Nat Sweetwater Clifton Signed AUTO 3x5 Index Card 1950s Globetrotters Knicks Rens Basketball HOF PSA/DNA Baseball Memorabilia Ali is today widely regardedNat Sweetwater Clifton (D. 1990) joined the NBA in 1950 as one of the league's first African American players. The six foot eight, 225 pound forward played seven years with the New York Knicks and one with the Detroit Pistons, averaging a solid 10 points and 8. 2 rebounds a game for his career. Clifton also played for the New York Rens, Harlem Globetrotters, Chicago Majors of the American Basketball League, and Chicago American Giants of Negro League