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1963 Toronto Star Hockey Stars In Action Photo Lot x3 Montreal Canadiens Jean-Guy Talbot, Dickie Moore and Boom Boom Geoffrion BASEBALL MEMORABILIA completed the Orioles' second consecutive BASEBALL PROGRAMS

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1963 Toronto Star Hockey Stars In Action Photo Lot x3 Montreal Canadiens Jean Guy Talbot, Dickie Moore and Boom Boom Geoffrion BASEBALL MEMORABILIA completed the Orioles' second consecutive BASEBALL PROGRAMS completed the Orioles' second consecutive shutout in this World Series East Touchdown an unidentified Western player tries unsuccessfully to haul down Montreal Alouette's Hal Patterson as he goes over for a touchdown in the third quarter of the East West All Star charity game at Toronto Measurements: 5" x 7" Excellent Condition

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