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1949 Montreal Canadiens Howie Morenz Vs Maurice Richard Article NHL Hockey Music four in Canada and four BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS

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1949 Montreal Canadiens Howie Morenz Vs Maurice Richard Article NHL Hockey Music four in Canada and four BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS four in Canada and four in the Soviet Union COA provided by JSA Certification #AI74025 Richard was Canadian ice hockey player who played all 18 seasons in the NHL for the Montreal Canadiens and was the first player in NHL history to score 50 goals in one season Check out our other hockey memorabilia

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