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The Canadian Open at Glen Abbey ends with a dramatic two-stroke victory for Steve Jones, of Phoenix, Ariz
The Canadian Open at Glen Abbey ends with a dramatic two-stroke victory for Steve Jones, of Phoenix, Ariz

The Canadian Open at Glen Abbey ends with a dramatic two-stroke victory for Steve Jones, of Phoenix, Ariz

Date6/25/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Canadian Open at Glen Abbey ends with a dramatic two-stroke victory for Steve Jones, of Phoenix, Ariz., who took home $215,000 yesterday. I didn't deserve to win, he said modestly, after becoming this year's first three-time winner.
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