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The Maple Leafs And Canadiens Met Again In The 1951 Finals With Five Consecutive Overtime Games Played In The Series. Defenceman Bill Barilko Managed To Score The Series-winning Goal In Overtime Leaving His Defensive Position (in Spite Of Coach Joe Primeau's Instructions Not To) To Pick Up An Errant Pass And Score. Barilko Helped The Club Secure Its Fourth Stanley Cup In Five Years His Glory Was Short-lived As He Disappeared In A Plane Crash Near Timmins Ontario Four Months Later The Crash Site Was Not Found Until A Helicopter Pilot Discovered The Plane's Wreckage Plane About 80 Kilometres (50 Mi) North Of Cochrane Ontario Eleven Years Later The Leafs Did Not Win Another Cup During The 1950s With Rumours Swirling That The Team Was "cursed" And Would Not Win A Cup Until Barilko's Body Was Found The "curse" Came To An End After The Leafs' 1962 Stanley Cup Victory Which Came Six Weeks Before To The Discovery Of The Wreckage Of Barilko's Plane Their 1951 Victory Was Followed By Lacklustre Performances In The Following Seasons The Team Finished Third In The 1951�52 Season And Were Eventually Swept By The Red Wings In The Semi-finals. With The Conclusion Of The 1952�53 Regular Season The Leafs Failed To Make It To The Post-season For The First Time Since The 1945�46 Playoffs The Leafs' Poor Performance May Be Attributed Partly To A Decline In Their Sponsored Junior System (including The Toronto St Michael's Majors And The Toronto Marlboros) The Junior System Was Managed By Frank J Selke Until His Departure To The Canadiens In 1946 In His Absence The Quality Of Players It Produced Declined Many Who Were Called Up To The Leafs In The Early 1950s Were Found To Be Seriously Lacking In Ability It Was Only Later In The Decade That The Leafs' Feeder Clubs Produced Prospects That Helped Them Become Competitive Again After A Two-year Drought From The Playoffs The Maple Leafs Clinched A Berth After The 1958�59 Season Under Punch Imlach Their New General Manager And Coach The Leafs Made It To The 1959 Finals Losing To The Canadiens In Five Games. Building On A Successful Playoff Run The Leafs Followed Up With A Second-place Finish In The 1959�60 Regular Season Although They Advanced To Their Second Straight Cup Finals The Leafs Were Again Defeated By The Canadiens In Four Games New Owners And A New Dynasty (1961�1971)
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