Word: toronto
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Becket. Sir Laurence Olivier is every inch Henry II, having switched from the title role he played on Broadway-to Anouilh's and everyone's advantage. Toronto until April 29, Philadelphia...
Excitement ran just as high in Detroit after its Red Wings had beaten the Toronto Maple Leafs, a team that had led the league through much of the 70-game schedule. For the first time since 1950, the play-off for the big silver cup donated by Canada's Governor General Lord Stanley back in 1893 is an all *American-affair. Even as they wait for next year, Canadian fans realize that power is now so equally divided between the National Hockey League's top four teams that for the next few seasons the cup play-offs should...
Double Winner. The outcome of the Maple Leafs-Red Wings fracas turned on a combination of three factors. Toronto was hamstrung by injuries to key men. And the Leafs let down, sure they were a shoo-in after losing only twice to the Wings in 14 previous games. The Wings, on the other hand, particularly slopeshouldered Veteran Gordie Howe and Goalie Terry Sawchuk, played far above their mid-season form...
...after lap, mile after mile. Most of the top distance runners are well into their 20s, and often beyond. But this year the perennial stars are being run into the boards by a Canadian high school senior: 17-year-old Bruce Kidd, the neighborhood newsboy back home in Toronto, who can cruise through the three-mile grind as though it were a jaunt to the corner soda shop...