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Marlboros' big three
Marlboros' big three

Marlboros' big three

Date9/27/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Marlboros' big three: Toronto Marlies proved they will be a club to be reckoned with again this Junior A season when they blanked Tulsa of the Central League, 3-0, last night at George Bell Arena. Three players who are expected to pace Marlies are Mark Howe, left, Pauline Bordeleau, centre, and Marty Howe. George Armstrong, former Toronto Maple Leaf star, coaches Marlies this season, replacing Frank Bonello.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0094487F
Shall we dance? Paul Heaver (3) of Oshawa Generals and Dave Norris (21) of Marlboros square off for waltz during last night's junior hockey action at (...)
Shall we dance? Paul Heaver (3) of Oshawa Generals and Dave Norris (21) of Marlboros square off for waltz during last night's junior hockey action at (...)
11/30/1973
At 6-foot-2 and 195 pounds, Marlboros' captain Bill Harris is a prime pro prospect and for Harris, his junior graduation couldn't be coming in a bette(...)
At 6-foot-2 and 195 pounds, Marlboros' captain Bill Harris is a prime pro prospect and for Harris, his junior graduation couldn't be coming in a bette(...)
2/14/1972
Two lovely black eyes, This has been tough season for Toronto Marlboros Mike Corrigan
Two lovely black eyes, This has been tough season for Toronto Marlboros Mike Corrigan
11/30/1965
George Armstrong, coach of Marlboros, is raised in triumph by his players, headed by Bruce Boudreau (8), after team tied Peterborough Petes, 5-5, Satu(...)
George Armstrong, coach of Marlboros, is raised in triumph by his players, headed by Bruce Boudreau (8), after team tied Peterborough Petes, 5-5, Satu(...)
5/6/1973
George Armstrong, coach of Memorial Cup champion Marlboros, signs autographs for admirers at civic reception for team at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday
George Armstrong, coach of Memorial Cup champion Marlboros, signs autographs for admirers at civic reception for team at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday
5/16/1973
Ending rumors he may retire as coach and become scout with Maple Leafs, George Armstrong will be back for third season at helm of Junior A Toronto Marlboros
Ending rumors he may retire as coach and become scout with Maple Leafs, George Armstrong will be back for third season at helm of Junior A Toronto Marlboros
5/22/1973
Marlboros Hockey Coach
Marlboros Hockey Coach
10/23/1979
Two out of three, Marlboro captain Bruce Boudreau skates around Kitchener rink holding Memorial Cup after Marlies won junior hockey title for second time in three years
Two out of three, Marlboro captain Bruce Boudreau skates around Kitchener rink holding Memorial Cup after Marlies won junior hockey title for second time in three years
5/11/1975
Greg Neeld is back. Greg Neeld played his first game yesterday with Toronto Marlboros after his left eye was removed in December after being hit by a stick during game
Greg Neeld is back. Greg Neeld played his first game yesterday with Toronto Marlboros after his left eye was removed in December after being hit by a stick during game
2/1/1974
Fancy move, Toronto Marlboros' ace Mark Napier deflects a shot with a slick move between his legs, but New Westminster goalie Gord Laxton manages to t(...)
Fancy move, Toronto Marlboros' ace Mark Napier deflects a shot with a slick move between his legs, but New Westminster goalie Gord Laxton manages to t(...)
5/11/1975
Marlboro country
Marlboro country
3/14/1972
Bill Harris, 20-year-old rightwinger for the Marlboro junior hockey club, has signed a two-year contract with New York Islanders of the National Hocke(...)
Bill Harris, 20-year-old rightwinger for the Marlboro junior hockey club, has signed a two-year contract with New York Islanders of the National Hocke(...)
2/14/1972