- AMERICAN LEAGUE FRENZYLike worms in a bait can, four American League teams squirmed and twisted at the top of the standings as the best pennant race in years writhed...September 11, 1967
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January 27, 1969 A Boston Reign over hockey for years to come is forecast by Mark Mulvoy, who finds Bobby Orr & Co. are backed by promising farm teams—and that Montreal is slipping.
October 14, 1968 MONTREAL CANADIENS
September 02, 1968 | Mark Mulvoy He is only 20, but sensational Boston Bruin Defenseman Bobby Orr, backed by an astute Ontario attorney, has turned the hidebound National Hockey League inside out. Even old stars are making a decent living wage
December 11, 1967 | Pete Axthelm
December 04, 1967 Boston's bold Bruins, led by Bobby Orr, are the wonders of a mad hockey season. Pete Axthelm tells why they are patsies no more, and the color camera records spirited action.
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