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Getting players in shape for the long, 162-game season is the main reason for the sessions in the sun and team members do go through hours of physical(...)
Getting players in shape for the long, 162-game season is the main reason for the sessions in the sun and team members do go through hours of physical(...)

Getting players in shape for the long, 162-game season is the main reason for the sessions in the sun and team members do go through hours of physical(...)

Date2/27/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Getting players in shape for the long, 162-game season is the main reason for the sessions in the sun and team members do go through hours of physical training and exercises. But there's a second purpose to the camps that's almost as important, they serve to rekindle fan interest in the clubs and the game. So everybody is welcome to visit.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077254F
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