Unique Houston Aeros items from Gordie Howe and sons part of hockey memorabilia auction
Hockey legend Gordie Howe , with sons Mark and Marty, played four seasons with the Houston Aeros from 1973-77. Memorabilia from that stint is included in an auction of Howe family mementos that will run through April 25.Fans now have the opportunity to purchase memorabilia from one of Houston’s most memorable sporting eras.are auctioning off memorabilia from their personal connections, including several items from their father, the man known as “Mr.
Among the items included are from the Howe family’s stint in Houston. In 1973, Gordie Howe, then 45 and already a Hockey Hall of Fame inductee, came out of his retirement , then in their second season in the World Hockey Association. The Howes played four memorable seasons in Houston, leading the Aeros to Avco World Trophy championships in 1974 and 1975 and another WHA final series appearance in their third season.
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