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Hunter and hunted

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Hunter and hunted

Date7/6/1985

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Griffin, Doug (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Hunter and hunted: Greg Norman, also known as the Great White Shark, looks perplexed as he studies a shot during yesterday's third round of the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey. Norman started the day with a three-stroke lead, but Curtis Strange, standing nonchalantly at right, went shark hunting and ended the day alone in first place after an eagle on the 18th hole. Norman three putted from ep feet on the 18th, missing a six-footer for par. Several of golf's big names are in contention, including Jack Nicklaus, Fuzzy Zoeller, Bruce Lietzke and Larry Mize.

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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0094223F

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