EDITORS NOTE: This article was orginally released in August 1974, in a publication distributed by the Spectacor corporation, written by the Phila...
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Montreal goaltender Ernie Mitchell earned the first star after helping his side defeat the Rochester Griffins 14-9 yesterday at the Forum, in fro...
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