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Players who worked together last month to take Team Canada to victory over the Soviet national team four games to three are opponents again. Canadien (...)
Players who worked together last month to take Team Canada to victory over the Soviet national team four games to three are opponents again. Canadien (...)

Players who worked together last month to take Team Canada to victory over the Soviet national team four games to three are opponents again. Canadien (...)

Date10/11/1972
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  • Players who worked together last month to take Team Canada to victory over the Soviet national team four games to three are opponents again. Canadien (...)
  • Players who worked together last month to take Team Canada to victory over the Soviet national team four games to three are opponents again. Canadien Frank Mahovlich works over his old Team Canada buddy Paul Henderson last night in Maple Leaf Gardens as Brian Glennie tries to assist. The game ended in a 2-2 tie.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Players who worked together last month to take Team Canada to victory over the Soviet national team four games to three are opponents again. Canadien Frank Mahovlich works over his old Team Canada buddy Paul Henderson last night in Maple Leaf Gardens as Brian Glennie tries to assist. The game ended in a 2-2 tie.
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      10/16/1945
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      9/17/1991
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      12/3/1985
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