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A mob of ecstatic Maple Leafs descends on the hero of the moment, and the series, goalkeeper Ken Wregget, following his clinching shutout of the Blues
A mob of ecstatic Maple Leafs descends on the hero of the moment, and the series, goalkeeper Ken Wregget, following his clinching shutout of the Blues

A mob of ecstatic Maple Leafs descends on the hero of the moment, and the series, goalkeeper Ken Wregget, following his clinching shutout of the Blues

Date4/17/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: A mob of ecstatic Maple Leafs descends on the hero of the moment, and the series, goalkeeper Ken Wregget, following his clinching shutout of the Blues.
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Object NumberTSPA_0095156F
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