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Here's puck that won't bounce. Labor Minister Leslie Rowntree of Ontario (right) finds a new way to present cheque for $750 to Canadian Italian Hockey(...)
Here's puck that won't bounce. Labor Minister Leslie Rowntree of Ontario (right) finds a new way to present cheque for $750 to Canadian Italian Hockey(...)

Here's puck that won't bounce. Labor Minister Leslie Rowntree of Ontario (right) finds a new way to present cheque for $750 to Canadian Italian Hockey(...)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Here's puck that won't bounce. Labor Minister Leslie Rowntree of Ontario (right) finds a new way to present cheque for $750 to Canadian Italian Hockey League's president. Louis Janetta. Money is grant from Ontario Athletics Commission, administred by Dept. of Labor, to assist league's all-star team on exhibition tour of Italy. They leave Jan. 3.
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