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Jim Dillard catches up on reading which has inspired him to new heights on football field and which Argos hope will help carry them to a Grey Cup win
Jim Dillard catches up on reading which has inspired him to new heights on football field and which Argos hope will help carry them to a Grey Cup win

Jim Dillard catches up on reading which has inspired him to new heights on football field and which Argos hope will help carry them to a Grey Cup win

Date11/19/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jim Dillard catches up on reading which has inspired him to new heights on football field and which Argos hope will help carry them to a Grey Cup win.
GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0043915F
Greg Barton is from the U.S. but the new assistant coach of the Argos is the key to the club's program to keep promissing young football players in Ca(...)
Greg Barton is from the U.S. but the new assistant coach of the Argos is the key to the club's program to keep promissing young football players in Ca(...)
5/3/1971
For Argos' Greg Barton, shown exercising at CNE, the big problem in adjusting to Canadian football is three downs rule
For Argos' Greg Barton, shown exercising at CNE, the big problem in adjusting to Canadian football is three downs rule
7/17/1971
Obviously pleased with five-year, $1-million contract, which Argos officially announced yesterday
Obviously pleased with five-year, $1-million contract, which Argos officially announced yesterday
11/3/1975
Pint-size, The pixie football player who tried on Argo Mark Bragagnolo's football gear at Don Mills Library sports cavalcade on Saturday was Jennifer Aiken, 9, of Tedford Dr
Pint-size, The pixie football player who tried on Argo Mark Bragagnolo's football gear at Don Mills Library sports cavalcade on Saturday was Jennifer Aiken, 9, of Tedford Dr
5/10/1979
Danny Barrett: He played the first half of the Argos's home opener against Winnipeg, completing nine of 13 passes for 97 yards and a TD
Danny Barrett: He played the first half of the Argos's home opener against Winnipeg, completing nine of 13 passes for 97 yards and a TD
6/26/1987
Good luck, Leo: That seems to be the sentiment of former Argos including Mark Bragagnolo, right, (I love it) and Granvillw Liggins, shown in 1977 picture
Good luck, Leo: That seems to be the sentiment of former Argos including Mark Bragagnolo, right, (I love it) and Granvillw Liggins, shown in 1977 picture
3/1/1983
And Now, For Something Completely Different, The Blue Bombers are telling anyone who'll listen that they're going to whip the Argos' butts Sunday in t(...)
And Now, For Something Completely Different, The Blue Bombers are telling anyone who'll listen that they're going to whip the Argos' butts Sunday in t(...)
11/14/1991
Bad break for Argos: Cornerback Carl Brazley has plenty to look depressed about
Bad break for Argos: Cornerback Carl Brazley has plenty to look depressed about
6/20/1988
One Healthy Quarterback is all Argos have left for Saturday's showdown with Calgary
One Healthy Quarterback is all Argos have left for Saturday's showdown with Calgary
9/22/1971
Back in action: Argo's latest acquisition, receiver Jeff Boyd, warms up at his first Toronto practice
Back in action: Argo's latest acquisition, receiver Jeff Boyd, warms up at his first Toronto practice
7/11/1988
Jeff Boyd: Argos will give veteran another start against the Ticats
Jeff Boyd: Argos will give veteran another start against the Ticats
7/11/1988
Had enough: Veteran Jim Corrigall, the anchor of Argos' defensive line, decided the time was right to retire and wife Marybeth, son Jimmy, 10, and daughter Amy,6, are obviously happy at the decision
Had enough: Veteran Jim Corrigall, the anchor of Argos' defensive line, decided the time was right to retire and wife Marybeth, son Jimmy, 10, and daughter Amy,6, are obviously happy at the decision
2/12/1982