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University of Toronto Blues' quarterback Wayne Dunkley is an example of the new breed of college athletic star
University of Toronto Blues' quarterback Wayne Dunkley is an example of the new breed of college athletic star

University of Toronto Blues' quarterback Wayne Dunkley is an example of the new breed of college athletic star

Date9/27/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: University of Toronto Blues' quarterback Wayne Dunkley is an example of the new breed of college athletic star. No longer is Saturday's hero automatically Mr. Big on campus. He may still be a hero, says Blues' coach Ron Murphy, but only to a small segment of student body. At Varsity, there are 28,000 students, not all of them football fans.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0093128F
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