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   j. r. sinclair to All   
   FS: 1973 "Twenty-Seven Days In September   
   26 Jul 09 07:29:56   
   
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   From: jrsinc@mnsi.net   
      
   1973 "Twenty-Seven Days In September" (Canada/Russia Series) Book   
      
      
   I have for sale the out-of-print, 1st edition hardcover book "Twenty-Seven   
   Days In September" (The Official Hockey Canada History Of The 1972   
   Canada/U.S.S.R. Series) by Hockey Canada (1973). The edition contains 129   
   pages of game-by-game text as well as vintage black and white and   
   full-color photographs profiling the 1972 Canada/Russia Hockey Series.   
   Game-Action Photos include: Bobby Orr, Paul Henderson, Ken Dryden, Tony   
   Esposito, Frank Mahovlich, Stan Mikita, Bobby Clarke, Yvon Cournoyer,   
   Gilbert Perreault, Jean Ratelle, Ron Ellis, Rod Gilbert, Phil Esposito,   
   Brad Park, Wayne Cashman, Guy Lapointe, Serge Savard, Marcel Dionne,   
   Vladislav Tretiak, and many more. Also included is an 11"x17" full-color   
   Team photo including Team Canada players, coaches, trainers and staff, an   
   11"x17" autograph page including all players' signatures, and complete Team   
   and Individual scoring statistics.   
   Front Jacket Excerpt:   
   "On September 2, 1972, at 8:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, an American   
   referee named Gordon Lee skated into the centre ice circle at the Montreal   
   Forum and dropped a puck between a Canadian named Phil Esposito and a   
   Soviet named Vladimir Petrov. In the 18 years as an amateur hockey   
   official, Lee had presided at hundreds of game-opening faceoffs, more than   
   he or anyone else could remember, but this one was different. This one he   
   would remember for the rest of his life, and so would millions of Canadian   
   hockey fans-because that simple act of dropping the puck between Esposito   
   and Petrov started the clock on the greatest hockey series in history: Team   
   Canada vs the U.S.S.R. National Team."   
   The "Twenty-Seven Days In September" (Canada/Russia Series) Book is in MINT   
   condition.   
   Price $25. US plus postage   
      
      
   Please include your "postal mailing address" so I can calculate postage   
   costs to your destination. Thank you   
      
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