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Par will take beating: Casper. The pros should score well in the Canadian Open starting today at St. George's golf club, says Billy Casper, one of the(...)

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Par will take beating: Casper. The pros should score well in the Canadian Open starting today at St. George's golf club, says Billy Casper, one of the(...)

Date6/19/1968

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Casper, Billy, 1931-2015 (subject)

Innell, Reg, 1926-2018 (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Par will take beating: Casper. The pros should score well in the Canadian Open starting today at St. George's golf club; says Billy Casper; one of the favored entrants. He predicts the winning score could be 270 - or 10 under par for the four rounds.

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