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New leader

New leader

Date10/21/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: New leader: Anchor of the rawest group of recruits in National Hockey League defensive history, the splendid Swede may be the pivot around which the Toronto Maple Leaf fortunes may swirl now that the Sittler saga is at an official end. Back in form this year after a one-season slump, the Swedish veteran is an inspiration to a talented but green defence which must take off in the second half of the season to ensure a chance for one of the bottom playoff berths.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078410F
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New Conservative leader with wife and eldest son, New leader of Canada's national Progressive Conservative party, Hon
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New Church Leader, Metropolitan Kiril, the new bishop for Canada, the U
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