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Steve Noyes (right) poses with Toronto and District Squash Racquets trophy he won over Colin Fraser (left) at Toronto Racquet club Saturday
Steve Noyes (right) poses with Toronto and District Squash Racquets trophy he won over Colin Fraser (left) at Toronto Racquet club Saturday

Steve Noyes (right) poses with Toronto and District Squash Racquets trophy he won over Colin Fraser (left) at Toronto Racquet club Saturday

Date12/30/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Steve Noyes (right) poses with Toronto and District Squash Racquets trophy he won over Colin Fraser (left) at Toronto Racquet club Saturday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0097931F
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