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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(...)

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(...)

Date7/10/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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 Hill near Fort Erie. The carving is part of winner's trophy. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0034253F
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]
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Sports Golf Gay Brewer
Sports Golf Gay Brewer
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Sports-Golf Gay Brewer
Sports-Golf Gay Brewer
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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
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Brewer, Gay
Brewer, Gay
7/9/1972
Whew! Glad that's over, or so it seems as Gary Cowan takes a moment before receiving Toronto Star trophy as Ontario amateur golf champion. Cowan won p(...)
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Mrs. Gayle Borthwick of Credit Valley holds trophy for winning T and D women's golf title at Weston Golf Club yesterday. Her fourth stright win is a record
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6/12/1973
Gary Cowan of Kitchener, playing his first tournament in three months, had a 69 yesterday to lead the first round of the Ontario Amateur golf champion(...)
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New champion of Toronto and District women's golf is Gayle Hitchens Borthwick
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Pam Johns of Weston raises putter in triumph after holing shot in yesterday's second round of York district golf championship. Miss Johns won title by one stroke
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Tom Weiskopf admires the Peter Jackson Trophy-an Eskimo carving-which he won by shooting final-round 70 for 10-under-par 278 yesterday in the Canadian Open at Richelieu Valley
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