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No. 2 Canadian
No. 2 Canadian

No. 2 Canadian

Date6/26/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: No. 2 Canadian: Dave Barr shot a 70 at the Canadian Open yesterday, one behind Dan Halldorson. Any time you break par on this course, it's a confidence booster, Barr said.
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Object NumberTSPA_0030842F
Some of the top names in this year's Canadian Open include Jack Nicklaus, top middle, and, clockwise, defender Curtis Strange, Nick Price, Canadian Ri(...)
Some of the top names in this year's Canadian Open include Jack Nicklaus, top middle, and, clockwise, defender Curtis Strange, Nick Price, Canadian Ri(...)
8/24/1988
Al Balding (centre) chats with owners Gil Blechman (left) and Harvey Kalef after he was confirmed yesterday as resident pro of Canadian PGA National c(...)
Al Balding (centre) chats with owners Gil Blechman (left) and Harvey Kalef after he was confirmed yesterday as resident pro of Canadian PGA National c(...)
4/8/1974
Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
6/28/1984
bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
6/29/1984
bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
6/29/1984
Gay Brewer was one of several golfers who scrambled into contention at midway mark of Canadian Open championship at Cherry Hill. [Incomplete]
Gay Brewer was one of several golfers who scrambled into contention at midway mark of Canadian Open championship at Cherry Hill. [Incomplete]
7/7/1972
A warm embrace for a cold Eskimo soapstone carving is delivered by Canadian Open golf champion Gay Brewer after he won the title yesterday at Cherry H(...)
A warm embrace for a cold Eskimo soapstone carving is delivered by Canadian Open golf champion Gay Brewer after he won the title yesterday at Cherry H(...)
7/10/1972
Champ gives Arnie tips. Gary Cowan of Kitchener, new U.S. amateur golf champion, shows grip to greatest money-winning pro, Arnold Palmer. Arnie will pass up their year's Canadian Open
Champ gives Arnie tips. Gary Cowan of Kitchener, new U.S. amateur golf champion, shows grip to greatest money-winning pro, Arnold Palmer. Arnie will pass up their year's Canadian Open
9/7/1966
Lew Ayres. Hospital on the red clay slopes of Pancake Hill they call him Lew - or sometimes, Kildare. He's not the same jaunty Lew Ayres who once port(...)
Lew Ayres. Hospital on the red clay slopes of Pancake Hill they call him Lew - or sometimes, Kildare. He's not the same jaunty Lew Ayres who once port(...)
5/22/1944
What a blast
What a blast
9/3/1991
Baroud, Wahid
Baroud, Wahid
7/5/1995
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
7/29/1988