Toronto Maple Leafs Memorabilia - 1963 No Practice Tomorrow Black & White Frame - 12" x 16" New York Americans 6:20 and 6:30

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Toronto Maple Leafs Memorabilia - 1963 No Practice Tomorrow Black & White Frame - 12" x 16" New York Americans 6:20 and 6:30Add some Toronto Maple Leafs Memorabilia to your hockey collection with this 1963 'No Practice Tomorrow' frame! A classic shot of Toronto Maple Leafs coach, George Punch Imlach, writing No Practice Tomorrow on the locker room blackboard shortly after the Leafs beat the Montreal Canadiens to win the 1963 Stanley Cup. Imlach earned his curious nickname during his junior playing career. After an elbow knocked him cold, hes said to have jumped to his feet