How to Succeed in Sportswriting (without Really Trying)

How to Succeed in Sportswriting (without Really Trying)

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No. 212: JEAN BÉLIVEAU / They sometimes labelled the Canadiens captain "a class act." Unfair. It was never an act.
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No. 212: JEAN BÉLIVEAU / They sometimes labelled the Canadiens captain "a class act." Unfair. It was never an act.

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No. 212: JEAN BÉLIVEAU / They sometimes labelled the Canadiens captain "a class act." Unfair. It was never an act.
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Jean Béliveau with the Stanley Cup after the final game of his career, the Game 7 victory over Chicago in 1971. I wrote extensively about that series in my book The Devil and Bobby Hull.

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