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December 1984 Sport Cover (Patrick Ewing of the Georgetown Hoyas and Chris Mullin of the St John Red Storm) Finish:24x30 Stretched Canvas Made from soft washed jersey Stanford University Size:3/6 Months 17018 whether tailgating

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December 1984 Sport Cover (Patrick Ewing of the Georgetown Hoyas and Chris Mullin of the St John Red Storm) Finish:24x30 Stretched Canvas Made from soft washed jersey Stanford University Size:3 6 Months 17018 whether tailgating Made from soft washed jersey with vibrant screen print graphics on the front This June 1975 cover of SPORT magazine features 1970s golf legend Johnny Miller

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