7–5 in game two, defeated Toronto 6–2 in the third game to reach the finals. In a rematch versus the Castors in the semi-final, Toronto won 10–4 to reach the finals versus New Westminster. The Marlboros continued their momentum in the finals winning 7–3, and capturing their seventh and final Memorial Cup championship. Coach Armstrong said it was all worth it, even after his team had tossed him into the hotel swimming pool during a victory party. Coaches One of the most famous Maple Leafs and Marlboros of all time, George Armstrong, coached the Marlboros to their final two Memorial Cup victories in 1972–73 and 1974–75. Two Toronto Marlboros coaches have been awarded the Matt Leyden Trophy as the OHA Coach of the Year: George Armstrong 1972–73 in his first year, and Dave Chambers in 1979–80. Partial list of Toronto Marlboros coaches. Players Until the NHL instituted the Entry Draft in 1967, the Maple Leafs relied heavily on the Jr. A. Marlboros to produce NHL players. Many players were part of Maple Leafs Stanley Cup winning teams. In total, 202 OHA Junior Marlboros went on to play in the National Hockey League. Award winners Red Tilson Trophy(Most Outstanding Player) 1949–50 - George Armstrong 1971-72 - Dave Gardner Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy(Scoring Champion) 1937–38 - Hank Goldup 1940–41 - Gaye Stewart 1971–72 - Billy Harris & Dave Gardner 1974–75 - Bruce Boudreau Jim Mahon Memorial Trophy(Top Scoring Right Winger) 1971–72 - Billy Harris 1974–75 - Mark Napier Emms Family Award(Rookie of the Year) 1979–80 - Bruce Dowie Dave Pinkney Trophy(Lowest Team GAA) 1949–50 - Don Lockhart 1950–51 - Don Lockhart 1951–52 - Don Head 1952–53 - John Henderson 1954–55 - John Albani 1955–56 - Jim Crocket 1956–57 - Len Broderick 1957–58 - Len Broderick 1972–73 - Mike Palmateer Leo Lalonde Memorial Trophy(Overage Player of the Year) 1986–87 - Mike Richard Bobby Smith Trophy(Scholastic Player of the Year) 1988–89 - Brian Collinson Hockey Hall of Famers Six players who played for the Marlboros and Maple Leafs have been inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. They are George Armstrong, Charlie Conacher, Red Horner, Harvey Jackson, Joe Primeau and Bob Pulford. Former Marlboros Brad Park and Mark Howe were also inducted into the Hall of Fame as NHL defenceman, and Carl Voss was inducted as a builder. NHL alumni Other alumni G Bob Perani - played for OHA Jr and OHA Sr teams