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Very nice1-sheetitem from vintage pages of asports publication from the year indicated in the title.
Dimensions are approximately5x7\"
May have a patina that will show signs of yellowing or light wear. We try to depict the item in the photo the best we can but some blemishes may not be picked up in the scanning process.
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The page from the sports publication features the 1972-73 Dallas Black Hawks, who were celebrated as the CentralThis page from a sports publication highlights the 1972-73 All-Star Team, showcasing prominent players from the season, which was pivotal in the history of professional hockey. Featured prominently are Mike Veisor, Larry Giroux, and Len Frig, each representing their respective teams with notable achievements. The layout includes headshots of the players alongside their names and positions, creating a clear and organized presentation. The first team consists of key figures such as Veisor, who was recognized as the Leading Goalie of the year, and Giroux, a standout defenseman from Fort Worth. The publication also lists individual award winners, emphasizing Veisor’s dual recognition as both Rookie of the Year and Leading Goalie, alongside Len Frig, who earned the Most Valuable Defenseman title. This season was marked by competitive play and significant performances, contributing to the evolving landscape of hockey during the early 1970s. The inclusion of players from various teams, such as Dallas and Fort Worth, reflects the regional rivalries and the growing popularity of the sport during this era.
Mike Veisor, Larry Giroux, Len Frig, Dave Kryskow, Reg Bechtold, Moe L\'Abbe