April 18, 1942 Stanley Cup Final Game 7 Maple Leaf Gardens Program (Reverse Sweep)

Description

The program offered here is from game 7 of one of the most unlikely Stanley Cup victories of all time. The 1942 Stanley Cup Final featured the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Detroit Red Wings, with Toronto overcoming a 3–0 series deficit to win four straight games and capture the Cup, the only time this has ever occurred.

Size
12" x 8".

Condition
The program is overall in very good condition and retains its attached lineup page. Pencil marks indicate the game's score and lineup changes on the lineup insert. Minor spine wear and creases to the edge and corner of the front and back covers.

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April 18, 1942 Stanley Cup Final Game 7 Maple Leaf Gardens Program (Reverse Sweep)

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