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In
The 1942 Stanley Cup Finals
The Maple Leafs Were Down Three Games
To None
In
The Best-of-seven Series Against Detroit
Fourth-line Forward Don Metz Then Galvanized
The Team
To Score
A Hat-trick
In Game Four And
The Game-winner
In Game Five. Goalie Turk Broda Shut Out
The Wings
In Game Six
And Sweeney Schriner Scored Two Goals
In
The Third Period
To Win
The Seventh Game 3�1
Completing
The Reverse-sweep
The Leafs Remain
The Only Team
To Have Successfully Performed
A Reverse-sweep
In
The Stanley Cup Finals. Captain Syl Apps Won
The Lady Byng Memorial Trophy That Season
Not Taking One Penalty
And Finished His Ten-season Career With An Average Of 5 Minutes
36 Seconds
In Penalties
A Season
Red Wings
And Maple Leaf Game During
The 1942 Stanley Cup Finals
With Maple Leafs Players Celebrating Moments After Scoring
A Goal
The Leafs Score Against Detroit During
The 1942 Cup Finals
The Leafs Went
On
To Win
The Series
Performing
The Only Reverse-sweep
In
The Finals
Smythe
Who Reenlisted
In
The Canadian Army At
The Outbreak Of World War II
Was Given Leave From Military Duty
To View
The Final Game Of
The 1942 Finals
He Arrived At
The Game
In Full Military Regalia. Earlier
At
The Outbreak Of War
Smythe Arranged
For Many Of His Maple Leafs Players
And Staff
To Take Army Training With
The Toronto Scottish Regiment
Most Notably
The Leafs Announced
A Large Portion Of Their Roster Had Enlisted
Including Apps
And Broda, Who Did Not Play
On
The Team
For Several Seasons Due
To Their Obligations With
The Canadian Forces. During This Period
The Leafs Turned
To Lesser-known Players Such
As Rookie Goaltender Frank McCool
And Defenceman Babe Pratt
The Maple Leafs Beat
The Red Wings
In
The 1945 Finals
They Won
The First Three Games
With Goaltender McCool Recording Consecutive Shutouts
However
In
A Reverse Of
The 1942 Finals
The Red Wings Won
The Next Three Games
The Leafs Were Able
To Win
The Series
Winning
The Seventh Game By
The Score Of 2�1
To Prevent
A Complete Reversal Of
The Series Played Three Years Ago
Ice Hockey Players In
A Locker Room
Two
Are Sitting On
A Locker Room Bench
With Another Two Players Standing Behind Them
Maple Leafs Players During
The 1946�47 Season
The Team Would Win Its Sixth Stanley Cup That Season
After
The End Of
The War
Players Who Had Enlisted Were Beginning
To Return
To Their Teams. With Apps
And Broda Regaining Their Form
The Maple Leafs Beat
The First-place Canadiens
In
The 1947 Finals
In An Effort
To Bolster Their Centre Depth
The Leafs Acquired Cy Thomas
And Max Bentley
In
The Following
The Off-season
With These Key Additions
The Leafs Were Able
To Win
A Second Consecutive Stanley Cup
Sweeping
The Red Wings
In
The 1948 Finals. With Their Victory
In 1948
The Leafs Moved Ahead Of Montreal As
The Team Having Won
The Most Stanley Cups
In League History
Apps Announced His Retirement Following
The 1948 Finals
With Ted Kennedy Replacing Him As
The Team's Captain. Under
A New Captaincy
The Leafs Managed
To Make It
To
The 1949 Finals
Facing
The Red Wings
Who Had Finished
The Season With
The Best Overall Record
However
The Leafs Went
On
To Win Their Third Consecutive Cup
Sweeping
The Red Wings
In Four Games
This Brought
The Total Of Detroit's Play Off Game Losses Against
The Leafs
To Eleven
The Red Wings Were Able
To End This Losing Streak
In
The Following Post-season
Eliminating Toronto
In
The 1950 NHL Playoffs
The Barilko Curse (1950s)
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This is
a partial list of
the last five seasons completed by
the Maple Leafs
For
the full season-by-season history
see List of Toronto Maple Leafs seasons. . . 3.2 Since 1900
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The earliest schools
in Toronto were
in private homes
often run
by members of
the clergy
Public funding
for schools began with
the establishment of
the Home District Grammar School
Notably
it was not governed
by an elected school board
Voting for
the city's first elected school board took place
in 1816 following
the passage of
the Common School Act
the board
as per
the regulations of
the act
had three members: Eli Playter
Dr
Thomas D
Morrison
and Jesse Ketchum
the board governed
the Common School
at York which was located
on
the same grounds as
the Grammar School
However
this lasted only four years before
the school
and its associated school board were shut down
in favour of
the creation of
the Central School which was placed under
the control of an unelected board
and marked an attempt
to bring public schools under Anglican religious control. Control of this board
in Toronto was then subsumed under
a provincial Board of Education
in 1824
itself merged into
the Council of King's College
a body charged with obtaining
a university for
the province
In 1831
Upper Canada College was created
to replace
the Home District Grammar School with state funding
in
the form of an initial crown lands grant of 6,000 acres
later supplemented
by an additional 60,000 acres
in contrast
common schools
in this era
the equivalent of today's elementary schools
were woefully underfunded
Funding for
the schools was derived from
the sale of crown lands
but
the lands chosen
to support education were undesirable
and couldn't command
a high enough price
to sustain
the common schools
in addition
to undesirability
the acreage devoted
to funding
the common schools initially granted
in 1816 was later reduced
by half
These deficiencies began
to be addressed by
the School Act of 1844
and culminated
in
the creation of local public school boards across
the province including
the Toronto Public School Board
The Toronto Public School Board! .
. . ! . . Toronto has qualified for
the CONCACAF Champions League six times
and reached
the finals once
in 2018
Scores
and results list Toronto's goal tally first
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6.4 Disarmament
and controversy, Vote: - 27.8 31.7 31.5 42.2 34.3
2.2 British preparations. . .
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