1935-1936 Olympia Stanley Cup Finals Program

Description

Offered here is a Stanley Cup Finals program from Olympia Stadium between the Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs. This example relates to games held in Detroit during the series, which was won by the Red Wings for their first Stanley Cup title. The program appears to be from the final game (Game 4) that saw the Detroit Red Wings defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 to win the Stanley Cup. The program is marked with Ebbie Goodfellow, Marty Barry, and Pete Kelly scoring for Detroit, the exact three players who scored to win the deciding game.

Size
12" x 8".

Condition
The program is in excellent condition with minor vertical creasing on the front cover and minor spine wear. The lineup card is marked in pencil.

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1935-1936 Olympia Stanley Cup Finals Program

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Pre-1980 Sports Cards & Memorabilia

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New Hamburg, ON, Canada

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