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Now, Dave Marler's No.1: Hamilton Tiger-Cat quarterback Dave Marler tore up a knee in Toronto last year, but figures he benefitted by being able to watch other quartebacks and CFL games
Now, Dave Marler's No.1: Hamilton Tiger-Cat quarterback Dave Marler tore up a knee in Toronto last year, but figures he benefitted by being able to watch other quartebacks and CFL games

Now, Dave Marler's No.1: Hamilton Tiger-Cat quarterback Dave Marler tore up a knee in Toronto last year, but figures he benefitted by being able to watch other quartebacks and CFL games

Date7/2/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Now, Dave Marler's No.1: Hamilton Tiger-Cat quarterback Dave Marler tore up a knee in Toronto last year, but figures he benefitted by being able to watch other quartebacks and CFL games.
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