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How low can you go? Alberta lead Don Bartlett bellies up to the rink yesterday, getting just the right angle to watch his rock. It's tough to argue wi(...)
How low can you go? Alberta lead Don Bartlett bellies up to the rink yesterday, getting just the right angle to watch his rock. It's tough to argue wi(...)

How low can you go? Alberta lead Don Bartlett bellies up to the rink yesterday, getting just the right angle to watch his rock. It's tough to argue wi(...)

Date3/7/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: How low can you go? Alberta lead Don Bartlett bellies up to the rink yesterday, getting just the right angle to watch his rock. It's tough to argue with the technique, since Alberta has locked up a playoff spot.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092613F
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