from barry beck...
Not far from kilometer marker No. 73 on the highway which connects St. Petersburg and Moscow is a memorial stone bearing the inscription: "The star of Russian hockey fell here."
The stone marks the spot where a car crash claimed the life of Russian hockey legend Valeri Kharlamov and his wife on Aug. 27, 1981.
Almost a quarter of a century later, that star will rise again in Toronto on Monday, when Kharlamov will become only the second Soviet player to enter the Hockey Hall of Fame without having ever played in the National Hockey League.
posted by fredeeky at
5:15 PM
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Notice all thos Reds are wearing helmets. how weak are they?
went to high life's home city this week and took the miller brewery tour. all free, we got day old samples of high life, icehouse, and miller lite as well as an indepth look of the brewing process from recipe to distribution...pure magic. also, i learned that the founder of the miller beer mecca was none other than a famous fred, frederick miller, where were you on that one high life? add it to the list...
keep it up canes', marcus vick sucks...canes d is looking tough...jenkins just put fu and his boys up 19-0
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