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Sports Illustrated Magazine November 27, 1967 St. Louis Cardinals Jim Hart, O.J. Simpson. UCLA, Dick Tiger, Red Wings Gordie Howe, Advertising by Sports Illustrated Magazine, Dan Jenkins, et all 1967 Omaha Knights (Ushl) Players: Gordie Howe, Ed Bruneteau, Carl Smith, Mud Bruneteau, Fred Glover, Earl Reibel, Calum Mackay, Gordon Bell Howe's still got game; Everyone still listens when Mr. Hockey talks.(Sports): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-12-13 Echoes of Detroit's Hockey Legends Gordie Howe by Stan Fischler, 1992 World Hockey Association Trophies and Awards: Avco World Trophy, Howard Baldwin Trophy, Bill Hunter Trophy, Gordie Howe Trophy Ice Hockey Personnel From Saskatchewan: Hayley Wickenheiser, Bernie Federko, Garnet Bailey, Gordie Howe, Theoren Fleury, Robyn Regehr National Hockey League Players With Retired Numbers: Wayne Gretzky, Bobby Orr, Bobby Hull, Maurice Richard, Bernie Federko, Gordie Howe National Hockey League Players With 100 Point Seasons: Wayne Gretzky, Bobby Orr, Bobby Hull, Bernie Federko, Gordie Howe, Steve Yzerman Arounnd the NHL.(Sports): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-09-21

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41. Gordie Howe Biography - Family, Children, School, Mother, Young, Old, Informatio
    Howe, Gordie. My Hockey Memories. Buffalo, NY Firefly Books, 1999. Howe, Gordie, and Colleen Howe. And—Howe!  
    http://www.notablebiographies.com/Ho-Jo/Howe-Gordie.html
    
    Extractions: Canadian hockey player Devoted to hockey Howe immersed himself in hockey, playing day in and day out throughout the year, using a puck, a tennis ball, or even clumps of dirt. He was a big boy but was clumsy in his youth. He did not make it the first time he tried out for a local youth hockey team. By the time he was twelve years old, however, Howe had developed into an excellent skater. Howe had already caught the eye of the professional scouts (people who gather information about players not yet in professional sports). When he was fifteen, the New York Rangers invited him to a tryout camp. The camp director, though, was unimpressed. He felt Howe was too awkward and would not make it in the major leagues. Despite this rejection, Howe landed a tryout with the Detroit Red Wings the next year. Jack Adams, coach and general manager of the team, was definitely impressed by young Howe and signed him to a contract. Gordie Howe.

42. Gordon Howe - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Gordon Howe
    Howe, Gordie Canadian icehockey player, known as ‘Mr Hockey’, who played for the Detroit Red  
    http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Gordon Howe

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