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Gentlemen, the kings. Meet the Los Angeles Kings, and if these two look familiar, you're right. They're coach Red Kelly (left) and goaltender Terry Sa(...)
Gentlemen, the kings. Meet the Los Angeles Kings, and if these two look familiar, you're right. They're coach Red Kelly (left) and goaltender Terry Sa(...)

Gentlemen, the kings. Meet the Los Angeles Kings, and if these two look familiar, you're right. They're coach Red Kelly (left) and goaltender Terry Sa(...)

Date10/23/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gentlemen, the kings. Meet the Los Angeles Kings, and if these two look familiar, you're right. They're coach Red Kelly (left) and goaltender Terry Sawchuk (above), a couple of former Maple Leafs who are here to play their former mates tomorrow night.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078790F
Sorely tried: Though Leafs' road trip started well with a tie in Edmonton and a win in Vancouver, coach John Brophy saw no excuses whatsoever for 3-0 whitewash by Los Angeles Kings
Sorely tried: Though Leafs' road trip started well with a tie in Edmonton and a win in Vancouver, coach John Brophy saw no excuses whatsoever for 3-0 whitewash by Los Angeles Kings
10/20/1986
Sad Homecoming. A trio of old Toronto sports stars came back to the city last night to be thrown for a loss as the Los Angeles Kings, owned by Jack Kent Cooke (left) lost to the Leafs 4-2
Sad Homecoming. A trio of old Toronto sports stars came back to the city last night to be thrown for a loss as the Los Angeles Kings, owned by Jack Kent Cooke (left) lost to the Leafs 4-2
10/25/1967
The stoppers, Rick St. Croix, left, will start NHL season in Edmonton tonight, while Mike Palmateer will face the Kings in Los Angeles on Saturday
The stoppers, Rick St. Croix, left, will start NHL season in Edmonton tonight, while Mike Palmateer will face the Kings in Los Angeles on Saturday
10/4/1982
Confrontation on ice. Maple Leafs' Bob Pulford (left) and Brent Hughes of Los Angeles Kings indulge in a bit of fencing as they come face to face at G(...)
Confrontation on ice. Maple Leafs' Bob Pulford (left) and Brent Hughes of Los Angeles Kings indulge in a bit of fencing as they come face to face at G(...)
12/28/1968
Superstars Leaders. Marcel Dionne, high-scoring centre of Los Angeles Kings of National Hockey League, leads Superstars competition with 17 points after 4 events
Superstars Leaders. Marcel Dionne, high-scoring centre of Los Angeles Kings of National Hockey League, leads Superstars competition with 17 points after 4 events
5/25/1976
Majority Owner: Bruce McNall, who also owns the Los Angeles Kings, now has a 60 per cent interest in the Toronto Argos
Majority Owner: Bruce McNall, who also owns the Los Angeles Kings, now has a 60 per cent interest in the Toronto Argos
2/25/1991
California, here I come: Paul Coffey, shown on the golf course, is all dressed to join the Los Angeles Kings and his old buddy, Wayne Gretzky
California, here I come: Paul Coffey, shown on the golf course, is all dressed to join the Los Angeles Kings and his old buddy, Wayne Gretzky
2/20/1992
A hug for the leafs' hero. Overjoyed by Leafs' 2-1 victory last night over Los ANgeles Kings, team owner Harold Ballard hugs 27-year-old rookie goalte(...)
A hug for the leafs' hero. Overjoyed by Leafs' 2-1 victory last night over Los ANgeles Kings, team owner Harold Ballard hugs 27-year-old rookie goalte(...)
4/12/1975
Tough act to follow: Hugh Campbell, left, headed south as head coach of the Los Angeles Express after guiding Eskimos to fifth straight Grey Cup against Bob O'Billovich's Argonauts
Tough act to follow: Hugh Campbell, left, headed south as head coach of the Los Angeles Express after guiding Eskimos to fifth straight Grey Cup against Bob O'Billovich's Argonauts
11/25/1982
Tough act to follow, Hugh Campbell, left, headed south as head coach of the Los Angeles Express after guiding Eskimos to fifth straight Grey Cup against Bob O'Billovich's Argonauts
Tough act to follow, Hugh Campbell, left, headed south as head coach of the Los Angeles Express after guiding Eskimos to fifth straight Grey Cup against Bob O'Billovich's Argonauts
11/25/1982
Frankly speaking: Dieter Brock took the red-eye flight from Los Angeles to attend a press conference yesterday at the Westin Hotel to say a thank you to fans in Canada
Frankly speaking: Dieter Brock took the red-eye flight from Los Angeles to attend a press conference yesterday at the Westin Hotel to say a thank you to fans in Canada
3/27/1985
Frankly speaking: Dieter Brock took the red-eye flight from Los Angeles to attend a press conference yesterday at the Westin Hotel to say a think you to fans in Canada
Frankly speaking: Dieter Brock took the red-eye flight from Los Angeles to attend a press conference yesterday at the Westin Hotel to say a think you to fans in Canada
3/27/1985