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1972 Bob Prentice Letter Detroit Tigers Scout Lou Cauz Regarding Bet Funny MLB BOXING In November 2006 the National 233824965327

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1972 Bob Prentice Letter Detroit Tigers Scout Lou Cauz Regarding Bet Funny MLB BOXING In November 2006 the National 233824965327 In November 2006 the National Hockey League acquired Brodeur's photography work Signed on first page in black pen very clear and presentable Extremely Comical Letter Written On Detroit Tigers Letterhead To Famous Canadian Sports Writer Lou Cauz In Regards To A Bet being paid Condition: Excellent letter has folding creases from being put in a mailing envelope

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