1948 Group 2 Beehive Bob Dawes Toronto Maple Leafs Photo Hockey NHL Stanley Cup RACING MEMORABILIA From the writing on the Color:Royal

Name: 1948 Group 2 Beehive Bob Dawes Toronto Maple Leafs Photo Hockey NHL Stanley Cup RACING MEMORABILIA From the writing on the Color:Royal
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1948 Group 2 Beehive Bob Dawes Toronto Maple Leafs Photo Hockey NHL Stanley Cup RACING MEMORABILIA From the writing on the Color:Royal From the writing on the lineup page it looks as if Gretzky didn't play in the game as Marc Tardif scored 3 goals and Nordiques beat the Racers 8 2 Please check out our other NHL memorabilia and vintage hockey items Bob was a Canadian ice hockey defenceman who played 32 games in the NHL with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens Please see photos

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