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Wayne Giardino is man Ottawa finally picked to replace Vic Washington, their injured halfback
Wayne Giardino is man Ottawa finally picked to replace Vic Washington, their injured halfback

Wayne Giardino is man Ottawa finally picked to replace Vic Washington, their injured halfback

Date11/16/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Wayne Giardino is man Ottawa finally picked to replace Vic Washington, their injured halfback. Continuing fulltime on defence, too, he produced 155 yards in two-game series against Argos and will start in Grey Cup game.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0093937F
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