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Sharrif Khan, world's second best squash player, is now pro in Toronto club
Sharrif Khan, world's second best squash player, is now pro in Toronto club

Sharrif Khan, world's second best squash player, is now pro in Toronto club

Date3/11/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sharrif Khan, world's second best squash player, is now pro in Toronto club.
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Toronto Squash Club pro Heather McKay is a heavy favorite to retain her world's championship next month when she competes in England
Toronto Squash Club pro Heather McKay is a heavy favorite to retain her world's championship next month when she competes in England
2/14/1979
Championship form. World squash champion Jahangir Khan of Pakistan shows championship form at Mennen Club Classic at Toronto's Valhalla Squash Club ye(...)
Championship form. World squash champion Jahangir Khan of Pakistan shows championship form at Mennen Club Classic at Toronto's Valhalla Squash Club ye(...)
5/28/1985
Going strong: Shariff Khan goes into 20th year on pro squash circuit
Going strong: Shariff Khan goes into 20th year on pro squash circuit
1/25/1989
Sharif Khan: Squash professional compiled the best record of any Toronto athlete in significant competition when he went 47-2 in matches against major foes
Sharif Khan: Squash professional compiled the best record of any Toronto athlete in significant competition when he went 47-2 in matches against major foes
4/24/1980
World contender: Oakville squash player Jamie Hickox won his opening round at the 1989 Canadian Open Squash Championships in Etobicoke last week
World contender: Oakville squash player Jamie Hickox won his opening round at the 1989 Canadian Open Squash Championships in Etobicoke last week
11/9/1989
Giving up throne: Heather McKay of East York, making the draw for the Women's World open squash championships, has decided to abdicate her throne as the women's greatest squash player
Giving up throne: Heather McKay of East York, making the draw for the Women's World open squash championships, has decided to abdicate her throne as the women's greatest squash player
10/7/1981
Khan: Toronto squash star clinched berth in semi-final by beating British challenger
Khan: Toronto squash star clinched berth in semi-final by beating British challenger
4/24/1980
Sharif Khan. A squash legend adapts to life as past champion
Sharif Khan. A squash legend adapts to life as past champion
12/23/1982
Beware, you joggers and squash players! This sporting life can be dangerous
Beware, you joggers and squash players! This sporting life can be dangerous
11/1/1976
Steve Noyes (right) poses with Toronto and District Squash Racquets trophy he won over Colin Fraser (left) at Toronto Racquet club Saturday
Steve Noyes (right) poses with Toronto and District Squash Racquets trophy he won over Colin Fraser (left) at Toronto Racquet club Saturday
12/30/1963
Title shot: John Nimick of Philadelphia backhands a return in his hard ball match with Anil Nayar of New York that decided the Canadian Open amateur championship at Toronto Squash Club yesterday
Title shot: John Nimick of Philadelphia backhands a return in his hard ball match with Anil Nayar of New York that decided the Canadian Open amateur championship at Toronto Squash Club yesterday
2/7/1982
Champion. Jug Walia, Toronto ace, defeated Waterloo's John Kingston to win the A crown in squash tournament at Valhalla Club
Champion. Jug Walia, Toronto ace, defeated Waterloo's John Kingston to win the A crown in squash tournament at Valhalla Club
2/17/1979