Description
tying the tournament scoring lead
John Bennett
Inscribed "To Stan
Item ID 10
Hay turned professional with the Regina Capitals of the Western Canada Hockey League in 1921 and played four years with the Caps before the franchise was transferred to Portland in time for the 1925-26 season
1970 Vintage Signed Letter Musician Actor Bing Crosby Personally Autographed JSA Concert tying the tournament scoring leadJuly 24, 1970 typed letter from singer, actor, and comedian Bing Crosby, authenticated by James Spence Authentication JSA Cert #AA17195 Letter is thanking author Jim Murray for his book "The Sporting World of Jim Murray" Crosby's biggest hit was his recording of Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" introduced in 1941 An accomplished actor, he most notably was featured in the Road series of films Crosby died in 1977 at the age of 74 Excellent condition;
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