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But on other parts of the Yonge Strip, right, the happy, crazy, beery party to celebrate the ecstasy of the first win in three decades, went on unabated until early this morning
But on other parts of the Yonge Strip, right, the happy, crazy, beery party to celebrate the ecstasy of the first win in three decades, went on unabated until early this morning

But on other parts of the Yonge Strip, right, the happy, crazy, beery party to celebrate the ecstasy of the first win in three decades, went on unabated until early this morning

Date11/27/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: But on other parts of the Yonge Strip, right, the happy, crazy, beery party to celebrate the ecstasy of the first win in three decades, went on unabated until early this morning.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0093883F
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