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Jane O'Hara of Toronto, above, and Vancouver's Vicki Berner are first Canadians on women's pro tennis circuit
Jane O'Hara of Toronto, above, and Vancouver's Vicki Berner are first Canadians on women's pro tennis circuit

Jane O'Hara of Toronto, above, and Vancouver's Vicki Berner are first Canadians on women's pro tennis circuit

Date12/6/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jane O'Hara of Toronto; above; and Vancouver's Vicki Berner are first Canadians on women's pro tennis circuit. They'll start ou tin San Francisco this week.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0098508F
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