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3-3 Tie with Canadiens last night put Leafs four points ahead of their nearest rivals and assures them of NHL title
3-3 Tie with Canadiens last night put Leafs four points ahead of their nearest rivals and assures them of NHL title

3-3 Tie with Canadiens last night put Leafs four points ahead of their nearest rivals and assures them of NHL title

Date3/21/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: 3-3 Tie with Canadiens last night put Leafs four points ahead of their nearest rivals and assures them of NHL title. With seconds to go they pulled their goalie and Dave Keon went to work.
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