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Bid on fabulous autographed and authenticated sports memorabilia from our local sports teams and universities. Thursday Place your bid by visiting Three B’s anytime between th th th November 9 and November 19 . On November 19 , we will hold a Spirit Night at Three B’s and all items will be on November 19 2015 site. 7:00 – 9:00 pm Auction runs from November 9th until November 19th and will end at 8:30 pm. Auction Ends at Proceeds support Riverwood Middle Schools Science 8:30 PM Olympiad teams.

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Opening Bid - $600 What made Watt a $100 million man was continuing to attack every snap with the urgency of when he was a Wisconsin walk-on in 2008. This season, he’s been the Texan’s all-around threat, not only lining up but also dominating from all four defensive line positions.

Three years after Texans fans booed his selection as the 11th pick of the 2011 draft, JJ Watt has now been adopted as Texas’s favorite son. His No. 99 jersey is a fashion statement. His face is on grocery-store billboards along every interstate. But there’s something bigger than Watt’s on-field prowess at play here, something bigger than football. Is Watt going to be the next Texas legend?

2 Texas Longhorn Legends Who is the best Texan Longhorns running back of all-time? Quarterback? It's the one question that nearly every Texas Longhorn fan has asked themselves. Your answer may depend on a number of things. Is it Earl Campbell, who was football's (pro and college) most dominant player for four consecutive years? Or is it Vince Young who as a junior won the Davey O’Brien Award for the best quarterback in the nation?

Why choose one when you can get them all on this multi autographed Texas Longhorns custom designed 16x20 photo with custom frame and matte with our signature medallion.

Opening Bid - $300

3 Houston’s Finest in 34 Houston is well known for its diverse population, space program and unbearable summer heat, but the city also had its share of great athletes over the years. Featured in this print are three sport greats Earl Campbell, Hakeem Olajuwon and Nolan Ryan, all of whom dominated in their respective sports and wore jersey number 34 while playing for Houston. Opening Bid - $350 As the first man selected in the 1978 NFL draft, Campbell quickly became the face of the Oilers. He rushed for more than 1,300 yards in his first four years as a pro. For years, Hakeem Olajuwon, “The Dream” – more of a nightmare for opponents – carried the Rockets on his back, propelling them to two consecutive NBA titles. His world-famous “Dream Shake” is still imitated by kids and professional basketball players all over the world. “The Ryan Express” tormented batters for years with his fastball, which often exceeded 100 mph. The right-handed pitcher still holds MLB’s record for the most no-hitters with seven.

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Opening Bid - $225

Jose Altuve Autographed Photo From an undersized, little-known prospect to history-making All- Star, Jose Altuve is an inspirational story. In 2014, Altuve had one of the finest seasons by a second baseman in Major League history, becoming the first Astros player ever to win a batting title. He also led the A.L. in hits and stolen bases.

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A&M Junction Boys The Junction Boys is the name given to the “survivors” of Texas A&M Aggies football coach Paul “Bear” Bryant’s 10-day summer camp in Junction, Texas beginning September 1, 1954. The ordeal has achieved legendary status and has become the subject of a 2001 book The Junction Boys.

In August 2014, 16 of the remaining Junction Boys meet in Junction, Texas for a 60th year reunion: Dennis Goehring, Bennie Sinclair, Richard Vick, Elwood Kettler, Ray Barrett, Bill Schroeder, Billy Huddleston, Marvin Tate, Norbert Olendorf, Bobby Keith, Henry Clark, Bob Easley, Herb Wolf, and Donald Robbins all signed this commemorative piece while at the reunion.6

Roars echoed through the majestic pine trees of Augusta National for decades when Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player were in search of victory in the Masters, with the Big Three combining for 147 starts and 13 green jackets, including seven consecutive wins starting in 1960. A sports agent gave the “Big Three” moniker to them when Palmer, Player and Nicklaus dominated the sport. While frequently competing for titles, the three became tested rivals and good friends. Arnold Palmer is generally regarded as one of the greatest players in men’s professional golf history.

Nicknamed “The King”, he is one of golf’s most popular stars. Opening Bid - $950 At the age of 29, South African profession golfer, Gary Player won the 1965 U.S. Open and became the only non-American to win all four majors, known as the career Grand Slam. Memorabilia insiders know that Jack Nicklaus doesn't do official signing sessions very often, and pieces like this are hard to find. Jack Nicklaus's consistently high stats make him one of the best in the game. Over the course of his career, Jack Nicklaus established himself as one of the greatest golfers of all time, winning 73 PGA Tour titles including 18 major championships. 7

All items in our auction have been provided by History of the Game and have been certified a third-party authenticator (JSA or PSA/DNA), except for the Texas A&M Junction Boys print. The Texas A&M Junction Boys print was signed in the presence of History of the Game and is guaranteed to be authentic (see policy below). All items have been professionally framed and come with a letter or certificate of authenticity.

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