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Look out, Australia! Hamilton businessman Don Green heads up a new group that wants to raise $10 million toward a 1986 America's Cup challenge. Green (...)
Look out, Australia! Hamilton businessman Don Green heads up a new group that wants to raise $10 million toward a 1986 America's Cup challenge. Green (...)

Look out, Australia! Hamilton businessman Don Green heads up a new group that wants to raise $10 million toward a 1986 America's Cup challenge. Green (...)

Date1/18/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Look out, Australia! Hamilton businessman Don Green heads up a new group that wants to raise $10 million toward a 1986 America's Cup challenge. Green says he hopes his group can join forces with Canada I syndicate to present a ''truly Canadian challenge.''
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