HOCKEY HAT TRICK: Gordie Howe - Number 9; Bobby Hull; Fire-wagon Hockey - The Story of the Montreal Canadiens

Toronto: The Ryerson Press, 1970. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. First Paperback Printings. (ix, v, vi) 157, 106, 138 pp. Three paperbacks in a slipcase, each illustrated with black and white photographs. All three books have light rubbing on the corners with uncreased spines; no interior markings; some rubbing on the slipcase. To be clear, the books here are: Gordie Howe - Number 9 by Jim Vipond; Bobby Hull by Jim Hunt; and Fire-wagon Hockey - The Story of the Montreal Canadiens by Andy O'Brien. The Contents are: Gordie Howe: Foreword by Clarence Campbell; Preface by Gordie Howe; Tragedy on Ice; From These Roots; Howe the Player; The Great Years; Milestones; Injuries of a Quick Healer; The Number 9 Controversy; The Coaches; and Trader Adams. Bobby Hull: Hockey's First Hundred Thousand Dollar Star; A Pair of Skates for Christmas; A Star is Born; 50 Goals or Was It 51; The Record that Got Away; What Makes Bobby Hull Tick; Make a Million Dollars and Retire; A Grecian Statue Come to Life; The Husband and Father; What Is He Really Like; How Does He Rate; and Retirement at Thirty. Fire Wagon Hockey: Preface; Detroit Olympia May 5, 1966; Start of a Saga; The Infant Howled Lustily; The Missing No. 7; The Era Explosive; A Night to Remember; Mr Everything; Success Story; and Unfunny Thing on the Way to Forum; followed by an Epilogue and Records..