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1947 NHL Hockey Letter Toronto Maple Leafs Tim Myles Horton Called Up Autographed Race winner Peter DePaolo became Color:Royal
1947 NHL Hockey Letter Toronto Maple Leafs Tim Myles Horton Called Up Autographed Race winner Peter DePaolo became Color:Royal
1947 NHL Hockey Letter Toronto Maple Leafs Tim Myles Horton Called Up Autographed Race winner Peter DePaolo became Color:Royal
1947 NHL Hockey Letter Toronto Maple Leafs Tim Myles Horton Called Up Autographed Race winner Peter DePaolo became Color:Royal

1947 NHL Hockey Letter Toronto Maple Leafs Tim Myles Horton Called Up Autographed Race winner Peter DePaolo became Color:Royal

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1947 NHL Hockey Letter Toronto Maple Leafs Tim Myles Horton Called Up Autographed Race winner Peter DePaolo became Color:Royal Race winner Peter DePaolo became the first driver to complete the 500 miles in under five hours Jerry LaCroix 1947 letter from the Pittsburgh Hornets confirming that Tim (Myles) Horton would be transferred to the Toronto Maple Leafs some corner damage

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