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Tin Pan Alley

This rare photograph of the former world champion was hand printed from the original 4″ by 5″ transparency taken during a 1949 SPORT magazine photo session to illustrate a feature article on the darling of New York fight fans

Baun’s overtime winner in the sixth game of the Stanley Cup final

At the Crease, 1955 (Terry Sawchuk) Oakland Athletics Simply order this print unframedLIMITED EDITION FINE ART ARCHIVAL PRINT FROM THE SPORT COLLECTION Number in Edition: 50 It wasnt until November 1, 1959 that a National Hockey League goalie began wearing a mask regularly. That man, of course, was the Montreal Canadiens Jacques Plante. But in previous seasons, other goalies had experimented with masks in practice. Here, Detroit Red Wings Hall of Famer Terry Sawchuk tries out a clear plastic protector made by Delbert Louch of St.

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