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Joe Montana 49ers Memothentic Series II "THE CATCH" January 10, 1982 Limited Edition of 4949 Unsigned / 490 Signed
Buy Autographed $359* | Buy With No Autograph $196*
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THE MEMORY SERIES II "THE CATCH":
by Joseph Clifford Montana
Born June 11, 1956 in New Eagle, Pennsylvania
"The Catch was a play designed to throw to Freddie Solomon not Dwight Clark. Dwight was to set a screen for Freddie and I would throw him the ball as he came off the screen. We had scored once on this play already in this game. This time Freddie fell down and Dwight, never having been thrown a ball on this play, was just going thru his assignment when he realized what had happened. He slid back along the end line just as it was drawn up and made a great catch. I didn't see it because I got knocked down."
From the NFC Championship
January 10, 1982
San Francisco 28, Dallas 27
Buy Autographed $359* | Buy With No Autograph $196*
*Plus shipping and taxes
Take advantage of a limited chance to own a players memory
Joe Montana 49ers Memothentic Series II "THE CATCH" January 10, 1982 Limited Edition of 4949 Unsigned / 490 Signed
Buy Autographed $359* | Buy With No Autograph $196*
49ers Paradise Store | 49ers Paradise Memothentic Store | About Memothentic |
THE MEMORY SERIES II "THE CATCH":
by Joseph Clifford Montana
Born June 11, 1956 in New Eagle, Pennsylvania
"The Catch was a play designed to throw to Freddie Solomon not Dwight Clark. Dwight was to set a screen for Freddie and I would throw him the ball as he came off the screen. We had scored once on this play already in this game. This time Freddie fell down and Dwight, never having been thrown a ball on this play, was just going thru his assignment when he realized what had happened. He slid back along the end line just as it was drawn up and made a great catch. I didn't see it because I got knocked down."
From the NFC Championship
January 10, 1982
San Francisco 28, Dallas 27
Buy Autographed $359* | Buy With No Autograph $196*
*Plus shipping and taxes