The Dale Earnhardt Legacy Art Print

In his latest art print, George Wright has created a chronicle of the life and times of Dale Earnhardt, the greatest NASCAR racer of all time.

(PRWEB) March 22, 2004 --This print traces his life from childhood to the days before the tragedy that took him from us. This is a project between Wright and Tom Brown, founder of Tom Brown's Rookie League; a non-profit instructional youth-sports program. The Dale Earnhardt print is generating a lot of attention in the collector's world. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the prints will benefit The Rookie League and it's great work with teaching young children the fundamentals of sports while instilling sportsmanship and fair-play. A portion of the proceeds will also benefit the Dale Earnhardt Tribute Fund in Kannapolis, NC. For more information call David Watson at 1-888-723-9217.

The prints are available and promoted online at www.watsonswildlife.com and a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the prints will benefit Tom Brown's Rookie League and it's great work with teaching young children the fundamentals of sports while instilling sportsmanship and fair-play. Tom attended Bullis for a post-graduate year after a brilliant career at Montgomery Blair High School. A true three sport athlete, he played football, captained the basketball team and was an outstanding baseball player. After graduation, Tommy attended the University of Maryland where he starred in both football and baseball. In his senior year, he went straight from the campus at Maryland to be the starting first baseman on opening day for the Washington Senators. After one year of organized baseball, he turned his talents to professional football where he starred from 1964 - 1969 as a defensive back with the Green Bay Packers. Tom was a key member of Vince Lombardis Super Bowl I and II Championship teams. Tommy holds a unique record in athletics in that he is the only person in professional sports to have played major league baseball and to have participated in the Super Bowl.