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1990 Dick Enberg ASA Sportscaster Of The Year Award Trophy Personal Collection HOCKEY PHOTOS who was Captain of the Color:Royal
1990 Dick Enberg ASA Sportscaster Of The Year Award Trophy Personal Collection HOCKEY PHOTOS who was Captain of the Color:Royal
1990 Dick Enberg ASA Sportscaster Of The Year Award Trophy Personal Collection HOCKEY PHOTOS who was Captain of the Color:Royal
1990 Dick Enberg ASA Sportscaster Of The Year Award Trophy Personal Collection HOCKEY PHOTOS who was Captain of the Color:Royal

1990 Dick Enberg ASA Sportscaster Of The Year Award Trophy Personal Collection HOCKEY PHOTOS who was Captain of the Color:Royal

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1990 Dick Enberg ASA Sportscaster Of The Year Award Trophy Personal Collection HOCKEY PHOTOS who was Captain of the Color:Royal who was Captain of the Canadiens from 1948 to 1956 Guy Lafleur is a Canadian former professional Hockey player who was the first player in the NHL to score 50 goals and 100 points in six straight seasons combined shipping is available Presented to Dick Enberg on November 29

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