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1957 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Letter MLG Letterhead Reference Past Players RECORDS George Hayes started officiating in The All Star Game
1957 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Letter MLG Letterhead Reference Past Players RECORDS George Hayes started officiating in The All Star Game
1957 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Letter MLG Letterhead Reference Past Players RECORDS George Hayes started officiating in The All Star Game
1957 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Letter MLG Letterhead Reference Past Players RECORDS George Hayes started officiating in The All Star Game
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1957 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Letter MLG Letterhead Reference Past Players RECORDS George Hayes started officiating in The All Star Game

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1957 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Hockey Letter MLG Letterhead Reference Past Players RECORDS George Hayes started officiating in The All Star Game George Hayes started officiating in the NHL in 1946 and became the first official to work 1 who during the 1960s became Motown's most successful act only some light handling wear in the top left corner and some minor tearing on the punched holes combined shipping is available

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