Newfoundland NHLers sign jerseys to help child's wish come true


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Published on September 24, 2011 at 10:32:50
Glen Whiffen

Six Newfoundland NHLers — Ryane Clowe, Teddy Purcell, Michael Ryder, Adam Pardy, Daniel Cleary and Luke Adam — gathered together on Signal Hill in St. John’s in early August for a Telegram photo. Another Newfoundland NHLer, Colin Greening, was unable to make it. The Telegram purchased seven replica NHL jerseys and had each of the players sign their respective jersey. The seven player-worn jerseys are being auctioned off by The Telegram with proceeds going to the Children’s Wish Foundation to help make a wish come true for 13-year-old Blake from Fortune. Blake’s wish is to watch his beloved Detroit Red Wings in a NHL game, and meet Cleary and Pavel Datsyuk. See stories in the print edition of The Telegram and on the main page of the website, with links to the official auction site. Also located under the website’s “Featured Links” section and click on “Hockey Jersey Auction” to make your bid for your favourite player’s hand-signed jersey.

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    Baseball Fan
    - September 25, 2011 at 16:58:48

    I don't usually comment on these stories, but I figured it was worth mentioning that the only sport whose major league is called "The Show" is baseball. Not hockey, not football, just baseball. A sports writer should know that.

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    Leo Crockwell
    - September 24, 2011 at 16:14:02

    Good piece Robin! Oh, and to answer your question, it's the moose sausages!

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    Habs fan
    - September 24, 2011 at 09:07:10

    It would be great to have them all on the one team, as long as it wasn't Toronto. We wouldn't be able to see them in the playoffs.

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