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Brent Imlach (right)
Brent Imlach (right)

Brent Imlach (right)

Date3/14/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Brent Imlach (right): son of Buffalo Sabres' general manager Punch Imlach, talks with partners, Wayne Shrubb (left) and Jim Regan, in Toronto office over their hockey clients. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0056500F
No relief in sight: Leaf goalie Ken Wregget doesn't like what he sees of Brent Sutter's second period blast, coach George Armstrong and the troops have little to smile about
No relief in sight: Leaf goalie Ken Wregget doesn't like what he sees of Brent Sutter's second period blast, coach George Armstrong and the troops have little to smile about
12/26/1988
Three's obviously a crowd, Malvern's Justine Blainey - yes, that Justine Blainey - gets sandwiched by Tassy Kakaletris, right, and Roula Gerochristodo(...)
Three's obviously a crowd, Malvern's Justine Blainey - yes, that Justine Blainey - gets sandwiched by Tassy Kakaletris, right, and Roula Gerochristodo(...)
5/2/1988
You're my man: Would that have been what Harold Ballard (right) was saying to Punch Imlach that day a couple of summers ago when Punch was reinstated to the position as Leaf general manager?
You're my man: Would that have been what Harold Ballard (right) was saying to Punch Imlach that day a couple of summers ago when Punch was reinstated to the position as Leaf general manager?
7/24/1979
Leaf coaches: Four men who have known the agony (John Brophy: Doug Carpenter: far right) and the ecstasy (Punch Imlach: left: Hap Day: second from left) that goes with coaching the Maple Leafs
Leaf coaches: Four men who have known the agony (John Brophy: Doug Carpenter: far right) and the ecstasy (Punch Imlach: left: Hap Day: second from left) that goes with coaching the Maple Leafs
2/6/1980
Real, live Maple leaf winners!, Johnny Bower, Red Kelly and Brian conacher (left to right), members of the 1967 Stanley Cup-winning Toronto Maple Leaf(...)
Real, live Maple leaf winners!, Johnny Bower, Red Kelly and Brian conacher (left to right), members of the 1967 Stanley Cup-winning Toronto Maple Leaf(...)
4/29/1992
Pat Burns, left, and Jacques Demers, right, do battle tonight
Pat Burns, left, and Jacques Demers, right, do battle tonight
1/7/1993
Leaf centre Doug Gilmour, right, led all players with 10 nominations while, from left to right below, Mario Lemieux was named best player, Ray Bourque(...)
Leaf centre Doug Gilmour, right, led all players with 10 nominations while, from left to right below, Mario Lemieux was named best player, Ray Bourque(...)
2/11/1993
Facing off for charity. A hockey player in high school and university, Mississauga Mayor Martin Dobkin (right) faces off against fireman Dwight Larkin(...)
Facing off for charity. A hockey player in high school and university, Mississauga Mayor Martin Dobkin (right) faces off against fireman Dwight Larkin(...)
10/29/1974
Ken Baumgartner (right)
Ken Baumgartner (right)
1/7/1996
Ken Baumgartner (right)
Ken Baumgartner (right)
11/21/1995
Gary's vital stats. Name: Gary Dolson. Hometown: Toronto. Age: 25. Height: 5 ft.11. Weight: 160 lbs. Position: Plays centre, shoots right. Experience:(...)
Gary's vital stats. Name: Gary Dolson. Hometown: Toronto. Age: 25. Height: 5 ft.11. Weight: 160 lbs. Position: Plays centre, shoots right. Experience:(...)
9/24/1980
Gary Dolson takes a breather (above) between Leaf captain Sittler (left) and Salming, and is checked (right) by Maloney
Gary Dolson takes a breather (above) between Leaf captain Sittler (left) and Salming, and is checked (right) by Maloney
9/28/1980