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' Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes | Peterhorough, and two Toronto-| horses who. ran out of the money Canadiens whipped Chicago| (nor Montreal scorers were jackpot of more than. $1,350,000 | area residents, ‘George Mulley will win prizes of about $1,100) poxgewpeR WHEN . . . | Black Hawks 5-2 in an exhibition | pony Rousseau, Yvan Cour

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