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Eyeing it up: Dave Barr went out in one-over 37 but birdied three holes on back nine to take a comfortable four-shot lead after two rounds of CPGA championship at Emerald Hills
Eyeing it up: Dave Barr went out in one-over 37 but birdied three holes on back nine to take a comfortable four-shot lead after two rounds of CPGA championship at Emerald Hills

Eyeing it up: Dave Barr went out in one-over 37 but birdied three holes on back nine to take a comfortable four-shot lead after two rounds of CPGA championship at Emerald Hills

Date7/29/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Eyeing it up: Dave Barr went out in one-over 37 but birdied three holes on back nine to take a comfortable four-shot lead after two rounds of CPGA championship at Emerald Hills.
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Franklin's best, Barr none. Vancouver golfer Brent Franklin holds the CPGA Championship trophy aloft ater shocking the favorite, Dave Barr, in a final-round showdown
Franklin's best, Barr none. Vancouver golfer Brent Franklin holds the CPGA Championship trophy aloft ater shocking the favorite, Dave Barr, in a final-round showdown
7/31/1988
'I was horrible'. A disgusted Dave Barr kicks at the sand after blasting out of a trap into another bunker on the fifth hole yesterday at Emerald Hill(...)
'I was horrible'. A disgusted Dave Barr kicks at the sand after blasting out of a trap into another bunker on the fifth hole yesterday at Emerald Hill(...)
7/30/1988
Hangin' On: Three-shot lead. Seven holes to go. No problem, right? Not quite. But Ken Green managed to hang on and win the Canadian Open by a single shot over a pair of PGA pros yesterday
Hangin' On: Three-shot lead. Seven holes to go. No problem, right? Not quite. But Ken Green managed to hang on and win the Canadian Open by a single shot over a pair of PGA pros yesterday
9/5/1988
Segment of estimated crowd of 20,000 jams area near 18th hole to the left, and also gets view of the 17th hole's Sahara fairway, where 13 sand traps await errant shots
Segment of estimated crowd of 20,000 jams area near 18th hole to the left, and also gets view of the 17th hole's Sahara fairway, where 13 sand traps await errant shots
6/24/1978
Clutch shots: Gary Cowan, shown playing in the Ontario Amateur last July, qualified yesterday for PGA Senior pro tour with birdles on last two holes
Clutch shots: Gary Cowan, shown playing in the Ontario Amateur last July, qualified yesterday for PGA Senior pro tour with birdles on last two holes
11/30/1990
Just call these guys the four aces, These four golfers beat odds of 320,000-to-1 by scoring holes-in-one at the U
Just call these guys the four aces, These four golfers beat odds of 320,000-to-1 by scoring holes-in-one at the U
6/16/1989
Teamwork: Bill Tape and his caddie, Jimmy Cummings, trade bear-hugs after Tape had cinched the CPGA title yesterday at Bayview Golf Club with a round of 69
Teamwork: Bill Tape and his caddie, Jimmy Cummings, trade bear-hugs after Tape had cinched the CPGA title yesterday at Bayview Golf Club with a round of 69
7/13/1975
Heads field: Gary Cowan of Kitchener shot a 65 yesterday to take a one-shot lead in the Ontario Amateur golf championship at Stouffville's Spring Lakes Golf Club
Heads field: Gary Cowan of Kitchener shot a 65 yesterday to take a one-shot lead in the Ontario Amateur golf championship at Stouffville's Spring Lakes Golf Club
7/7/1981
Record round. Glendale's Gary Maue plays shot from round on 18th hole on his way to a course record 63 at Islington club. Looking on are his partners (...)
Record round. Glendale's Gary Maue plays shot from round on 18th hole on his way to a course record 63 at Islington club. Looking on are his partners (...)
8/23/1977
Bar makes par: Canada's top PGA Tour pro, Dave Barr, was steady as she goes on the greens and hit the clubhouse as one of four Canucks at par 72 on opening day
Bar makes par: Canada's top PGA Tour pro, Dave Barr, was steady as she goes on the greens and hit the clubhouse as one of four Canucks at par 72 on opening day
9/1/1988
Space was limited at most of the holes as a sea of people gathered to watch the golfers
Space was limited at most of the holes as a sea of people gathered to watch the golfers
7/29/1983
Agony and ecstasy: While Arnold Palmer, left, and Fuzzy Zoeller, right, winced over missed putts, big winner Dave Barr had the magic touch in skins playoff yesterday
Agony and ecstasy: While Arnold Palmer, left, and Fuzzy Zoeller, right, winced over missed putts, big winner Dave Barr had the magic touch in skins playoff yesterday
9/3/1989