1963 Toronto Star Hockey Stars In Action Photo Lot x3 Montreal Canadiens Jean-Guy Talbot, Dickie Moore and Boom Boom Geoffrion BASEBALL MEMORABILIA Game 1 remained scoreless until BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS
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1963 Toronto Star Hockey Stars In Action Photo Lot x3 Montreal Canadiens Jean Guy Talbot, Dickie Moore and Boom Boom Geoffrion BASEBALL MEMORABILIA Game 1 remained scoreless until BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Game 1 remained scoreless until the sixth inning East Touchdown an unidentified Western player tries unsuccessfully to haul down Montreal Alouette's Hal Patterson as he goes over for a touchdown in the third quarter of the East West All Star charity game at Toronto Measurements: 5" x 7" 1963 Toronto Star Hockey Stars In Action Photo Lot x3 Montreal Canadiens Jean Guy Talbot
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