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Those white stetsons are back in town
Those white stetsons are back in town

Those white stetsons are back in town

Date11/25/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Those white stetsons are back in town. players of the Calgary Stampeders - wearing the big white stetsons that first flooded Toronto back in 1948 when the annual Grey Cup hoopla was boosted to present proportions - check into the Park Plaza Hotel yesterday after arriving by chartered plane for Saturday's game. From left, lineman Dick Suderman. (face hidden), halfback Dave Crabbe and linebacker Joe Forzani. Their opponents, Montreal Alouettes. also arrived yesterday. A crisp, sunny Grey Cup day has been forecast.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0093779F
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