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VikingFan82
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On the cover first cover is the Roosevelt Raceway. It was the site of the first international horse race. Jamin, the horse from France, won the race. Also in the magazine about how the newly relocated San Francisco Giants and their star outfielder Willie Mays were struggling and didn't seem to fit in on the west coast. The second cover appears to be a view of the fourth ever Monday Night Football game between Green Bay and San Diego. The accompanying article discusses the downsides of having and playing a football game on Monday night. The car ad is on the back cover. Any idea how much these are worth?
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