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1961 Roger Maris Curtain Call After Blasting 61st Home Run Important Photo MUSIC Many great photos inside of The Dogs of War

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1961 Roger Maris Curtain Call After Blasting 61st Home Run Important Photo MUSIC Many great photos inside of The Dogs of War Many great photos inside of hall of famers + Early foldout Toronto Blue Jays and Montreal Expos photos Extremely rare unused ticket in excellent condition for clinching game of 1975 Stanley Cup final ITEM ID: D43 1961 United Press photo of New York Yankees home run legend Roger Maris as he is forced out of the dugout to acknowledge the cheers of his fans after blasting his 61st home run of the season

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