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1989 Paul Molitor Signed 1st SkyDome Game Program + Records 1st Stadium Hit JSA HOCKEY PROGRAMS Front cover shows some handling BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS

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1989 Paul Molitor Signed 1st SkyDome Game Program + Records 1st Stadium Hit JSA HOCKEY PROGRAMS Front cover shows some handling BASEBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Front cover shows some handling wear with light surface creases Roller Derby competitions Autographed on the front cover by Hall of Famer Paul Molitor (Milwaukee Brewers) who gets a standup double and records the first hit ever at SkyDome Item ID# D39

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