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Mar. 2, 1972: During a first period brawl, Vic Hadfield of the New York Rangers (second from right), knocked Alan Glaspell to the ground. The fight was between Hadfield, who was ejected from the game, and Bob Stewart of the California Golden Seals (second from left). The Rangers, the article reported, won the match. Photo: Larry Morris/The New York Times
Mar. 2, 1972: During a first period brawl, Vic Hadfield of the New York Rangers (second from right), knocked Alan Glaspell to the ground. The fight was between Hadfield, who was ejected from the game, and Bob Stewart of the California Golden Seals (second from left). The Rangers, the article reported, won the match. Photo: Larry Morris/The New York Times

Mar. 2, 1972: During a first period brawl, Vic Hadfield of the New York Rangers (second from right), knocked Alan Glaspell to the ground. The fight was between Hadfield, who was ejected from the game, and Bob Stewart of the California Golden Seals (second from left). The Rangers, the article reported, won the match. Photo: Larry Morris/The New York Times

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