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third inning and sent Don:Larsen
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Willie Tasby, who beat Bill
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amateur:: hockey in the Spokane council’ and“ the Coliseum ddvi=| facilities:

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‘The. “undefeated and. “betired
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in Madis6ni . Square Garden’ the whoa
last 15 years. =
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winner, allowing - four’ hits, one
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ninth;. allowing. the Reds’ ‘fifth
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TORONTO (@ — Popular Tim
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hockey trainer since the team
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