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Pandemonium: Just some of the 38,000 people who thronged Exhibition Stadium for Police Picnic '82
Pandemonium: Just some of the 38,000 people who thronged Exhibition Stadium for Police Picnic '82

Pandemonium: Just some of the 38,000 people who thronged Exhibition Stadium for Police Picnic '82

Date8/13/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pandemonium: Just some of the 38;000 people who thronged Exhibition Stadium for Police Picnic '82.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102358F
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On visitors' day, some of the 5,000 people who thronged campus wait at Creelman Hall for noon meal
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Destruction to Kingston Penitentiary, Canada's toughest penitentiary, was nothing compared to the pandemonium inside where desperate convicts fought each other for control
Destruction to Kingston Penitentiary, Canada's toughest penitentiary, was nothing compared to the pandemonium inside where desperate convicts fought each other for control
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It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
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$38,000 blaze at Kensington Market
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