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Toronto honors its maple leafs
Toronto honors its maple leafs

Toronto honors its maple leafs

Date5/5/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Toronto honors its maple leafs. Maple Leaf Captain George Armstrong (top) holds the Stanley Cup and looks up at the twin spires of City Hall during yesterday's civic reception for the victorious team. They beat out Montreal Canadiens for the cherished trophy. Below is part of the throng that jammed Nathan Phillips Square to pay homage to the Leafs. A crowd of 30;000 packed the streets for the affair. More on the Leafs on Page 45.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0095261F
Split honors: Greg Terrion (sporting a black eye) and rookie Wendel Clark, voted Maple Leaf players of the month, drank to their health yesterday at Molson Cup ceremony
Split honors: Greg Terrion (sporting a black eye) and rookie Wendel Clark, voted Maple Leaf players of the month, drank to their health yesterday at Molson Cup ceremony
12/9/1985
Violence on ice: Maple Leafs' Dave Hutchison lands a mean right fist to the jaw of Montreal Canadien Larry Robinson during a game in the mid-'70s, when violence was at its height in NHL
Violence on ice: Maple Leafs' Dave Hutchison lands a mean right fist to the jaw of Montreal Canadien Larry Robinson during a game in the mid-'70s, when violence was at its height in NHL
10/7/1978
Leafs beat Oilers in overtime, Veteran Maple Leaf defenceman Borje Salming fends off Oiler winger Mike Krushelnyski in front of the Toronto goal durin(...)
Leafs beat Oilers in overtime, Veteran Maple Leaf defenceman Borje Salming fends off Oiler winger Mike Krushelnyski in front of the Toronto goal durin(...)
9/26/1985
At Least This One Counted, Maple Leafs' Jerry Butler grabs net to keep from plunking down on to Buffalo Sabres' goaltender Don Edwards after scoring the opening goal in Leafs' 2-2 tie last night
At Least This One Counted, Maple Leafs' Jerry Butler grabs net to keep from plunking down on to Buffalo Sabres' goaltender Don Edwards after scoring the opening goal in Leafs' 2-2 tie last night
2/1/1978
7. Name the defenceman sold to Vancouver Canucks by the Maple Leafs? 11. Which Maple Leaf player had his 24th birthday on Feb.3?
7. Name the defenceman sold to Vancouver Canucks by the Maple Leafs? 11. Which Maple Leaf player had his 24th birthday on Feb.3?
2/8/1978
Welcome back, Tim, Johnny McLellan (left), coach of Maple Leafs, welcome all-star defenceman Tim Horton to practice today at Maple Leaf Gardens. It wa(...)
Welcome back, Tim, Johnny McLellan (left), coach of Maple Leafs, welcome all-star defenceman Tim Horton to practice today at Maple Leaf Gardens. It wa(...)
10/9/1969
Three leafs in the hall of fame, Gordie Drillon, George Armstrong and Ace Bailey (left to right) wear smiles that indicate what it's like to make it to Hockey Hall of Fame
Three leafs in the hall of fame, Gordie Drillon, George Armstrong and Ace Bailey (left to right) wear smiles that indicate what it's like to make it to Hockey Hall of Fame
8/28/1975
Let the good times roll: The Leafs' Dave Hannan celebrates as another puck finds its way past Jon Casey and into the North Star net last night at the Gardens
Let the good times roll: The Leafs' Dave Hannan celebrates as another puck finds its way past Jon Casey and into the North Star net last night at the Gardens
3/2/1992
Down - and out. The face of assistant trainer Tommy Nayler mirrors the despair in the Toronto dressing room last night after the Maple Leafs lost 4-3 (...)
Down - and out. The face of assistant trainer Tommy Nayler mirrors the despair in the Toronto dressing room last night after the Maple Leafs lost 4-3 (...)
4/14/1965
Toronto Maple Leafs 1995
Toronto Maple Leafs 1995
4/27/1995
Billy Taylor takes a fond look at Toronto Maple Leafs of 1942, the only Stanley Cup winner for which he played during National Hockey League career cu(...)
Billy Taylor takes a fond look at Toronto Maple Leafs of 1942, the only Stanley Cup winner for which he played during National Hockey League career cu(...)
8/29/1970
Brian Glennie (24) shows why he is considered the most dependable defensive with the Toronto Maple Leafs as he outmuscles Boston's Wayne Cashman (21) (...)
Brian Glennie (24) shows why he is considered the most dependable defensive with the Toronto Maple Leafs as he outmuscles Boston's Wayne Cashman (21) (...)
4/7/1972