1976 Darryl Sittler Vintage Print Sets NHL 1 Game 10 Point Record Maple Leafs FOOTBALL VARIOUS Following the success of the HOCKEY VARIOUS

Name: 1976 Darryl Sittler Vintage Print Sets NHL 1 Game 10 Point Record Maple Leafs FOOTBALL VARIOUS Following the success of the HOCKEY VARIOUS
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1976 Darryl Sittler Vintage Print Sets NHL 1 Game 10 Point Record Maple Leafs FOOTBALL VARIOUS Following the success of the HOCKEY VARIOUS Following the success of the first concert tour of 2002 December 23rd 1976 Toronto Maple Leafs Captain Darryl Sittler shatters an NHL record by scoring six goals and four assists in leading his team to an 11 4 triumph over the visiting Boston Bruins His 10 point game surpass the previous 8 point game set by Canadiens Maurice Richard in 1944

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