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Shall We Dance? Or do you want a look at my face mask? That's what Greg Neeld (6) appears to be asking Edmonton's Dan Spring during last night's game (...)
Shall We Dance? Or do you want a look at my face mask? That's what Greg Neeld (6) appears to be asking Edmonton's Dan Spring during last night's game (...)

Shall We Dance? Or do you want a look at my face mask? That's what Greg Neeld (6) appears to be asking Edmonton's Dan Spring during last night's game (...)

Date12/26/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shall We Dance? Or do you want a look at my face mask? That's what Greg Neeld (6) appears to be asking Edmonton's Dan Spring during last night's game at Gardens. Neeld and 3 others were promoted from the Toros' farm club at Buffalo to shakeup club which is in last place in league's Canadian Division.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0094843F
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