Welcome to the new home of original Quick-Mit™! The George"Shotgun"Shuba site is honored to host our latest invention . Our patent pending Quick-Mit™ is a hot new product that is going to change the way you watch live sports. Invented by Mike Shuba son of 1955 Brooklyn Dodger "George Shotgun Shuba". " My father while watching a baseball game, asked me why are these fans still trying to catch that ball bare handed. With years of research and different ideas, Quick-mit was made and today the 2010 MLB season ballparks will have it. Events are in the works for a give away and retail sales with MLB parks this season. We will put your team logo printed right on it.. "give-a way promotion of the year" said T. S. O'connell from sports collector digest.
The Quickmit is a piece of foam that is sticky on both sides covered by
a decorative paper label. The label can be custom designed with advertising,
logos, a baseball scorecard or anything you can imagine. You simply peel
off both labels and stick one side to your hand and the other side is
used to catch a foul ball or home run ball.
Buy Yours Today! To place orders call Mike Shuba
at 330-506-7567 or email at Mikedodger8@aol.com.
Meet Max Turnquist First
Member of the "George 'Shotgun' Shuba
600 Swing Club for Kids" (Click Here for More information)
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In honor of our new president taking office, we've
lowered the price of George "Shotgun" Shuba's latest book.
We are doing our part to help America by providing our own economic stimulus
package by offering his book at $15.00 as
well as lowering shipping to $5.50.
The book can be purchased through our website now by clicking on the Shuba
Store Tab!
George's Book: "My Memories as a Brooklyn
Dodger" was released on July 25, 2007. Get the real story on "A Handshake for the Century"
and find out in his own words about his thrilling pinch-hit home run off
of Allie Reynolds of the New York Yankees in the 1953 Fall Classic. Plus,
many more stories that you will truly enjoy reading.
"In the third inning, Robinson hit
a two-run homer to left field. As he crossed the plate, one of his white
teammates, George "Shotgun" Shuba, shook his hand. And everyone noticed..."
"The retired major leaguer says today’s
players are worth the money they receive. The local slugger, who made
a name for himself as the first National Leaguer to register a pinch-hit
home run in the World Series, readily admits that today’s players
are bigger and stronger than the players from his era."
Wednesday, January
23, 2008 Dodgers
to host two Adult Baseball Camps at Dodgertown in Vero Beach, Florida
The instructors for both camps are Ralph
Branca, Carl Erskine, Rick Monday, Burt Hooton, Jerry Reuss, Reggie Smith,
Dave Wallace, Maury Wills, Steve Yeager, and Jeff Torborg. Also coaching
in the January camp are Joe Pignatano and George Shuba while Roger Craig
and Hall of Famer Duke Snider will be coaching the February camp.
Valley
Magazine, February 2008 Issue (Magazine's First Issue)
"In the Ballpark"
"This spring, the Chaney High School baseball team
will have a new home field in tribute to one of its own "Boys of Summer"
- George "Shotgun" Shuba, a Valley native and Chaney High graduate who
was a member of the historic 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers, the only team to ever
claim a world championship title for Brooklyn."
September 18, 2007 Borts Field Renamed in Honor of George "Shotgun" Shuba Youngstown
Ball Field Dedicated to Former Baseball Pro. The Borts Ball Field
on the city's west side, will now be known as the George "Shotgun" Shuba
Field.