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Ontario curlers Ed Werenich, left, and Ron Green, right, bend their brooms as skip Paul Savage closely follows path of rock during opening round match(...)
Ontario curlers Ed Werenich, left, and Ron Green, right, bend their brooms as skip Paul Savage closely follows path of rock during opening round match(...)

Ontario curlers Ed Werenich, left, and Ron Green, right, bend their brooms as skip Paul Savage closely follows path of rock during opening round match(...)

Date3/4/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ontario curlers Ed Werenich, left, and Ron Green, right, bend their brooms as skip Paul Savage closely follows path of rock during opening round match of Brier yesterday in London, Ont. Savage rink, one of pre-competition favorites, lost both first-day matches, 5-4 to Prince Edward Island, 7-5 to Northern Ontario.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092740F
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