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. . . but he can roll with punches, So far, Rob Wilton hasn't suffered so much as a sprained finger
. . . but he can roll with punches, So far, Rob Wilton hasn't suffered so much as a sprained finger

. . . but he can roll with punches, So far, Rob Wilton hasn't suffered so much as a sprained finger

Date2/18/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: . . . but he can roll with punches; So far; Rob Wilton hasn't suffered so much as a sprained finger.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101104F
Car 'hits' Willowdale stuntman, Stuntman Rob Wilton, a Willowdale resident, is 'hit' by a car during a demonstration of his unusual talents
Car 'hits' Willowdale stuntman, Stuntman Rob Wilton, a Willowdale resident, is 'hit' by a car during a demonstration of his unusual talents
2/18/1988
Still slugging: Clyde Gray, his home bearing few signs of a once-stellar boxing career, is learning to roll with the punches
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Norman Jewison. Doesn't believe in pulling punches
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Bob Busby punches out for the last time
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Clay and Chuvalo took turns pouring in the punches
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