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Action at the Open, Canadian Dal Halldorson (right) is just one stroke off the pace after the first round of the Canadian Open at Oakville's Glen Abbe(...)
Action at the Open, Canadian Dal Halldorson (right) is just one stroke off the pace after the first round of the Canadian Open at Oakville's Glen Abbe(...)

Action at the Open, Canadian Dal Halldorson (right) is just one stroke off the pace after the first round of the Canadian Open at Oakville's Glen Abbe(...)

Date6/26/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Action at the Open, Canadian Dal Halldorson (right) is just one stroke off the pace after the first round of the Canadian Open at Oakville's Glen Abbey course. Halldorson shot a 69 to tie for second with Andy Bean, Brad Fabel, Danny Helper, Mike Donald and Clarence Rose, behind Hale Irwin (left) leading field with a 68. Concentrating on his shot in centre picture is Australia's Greg Norman. Halldorson was playing in group with Bean and defending champ Curtis Strange.
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Action at the Open: Canadian Dan Halldorson (right) is just one stroke off the pace after the first round of the Canadian Open at Oakville's Glen Abbey course
Action at the Open: Canadian Dan Halldorson (right) is just one stroke off the pace after the first round of the Canadian Open at Oakville's Glen Abbey course
6/26/1986
Fine form, Jack Nicklaus, who played a practice round at Toronto Golf Club yesterday, commented on the improved condition of Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, where the Canadian Open begins Thursday
Fine form, Jack Nicklaus, who played a practice round at Toronto Golf Club yesterday, commented on the improved condition of Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, where the Canadian Open begins Thursday
7/26/1982
18th hole takes the cake. Golfing great Jack Nicklaus, who tees off today in the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey, course designed in Oakville, admires a c(...)
18th hole takes the cake. Golfing great Jack Nicklaus, who tees off today in the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey, course designed in Oakville, admires a c(...)
6/21/1978
Drying off: U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin wipes his right foot after blasting out from the water near the ninth green during second round of the Canadian Open yesterday
Drying off: U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin wipes his right foot after blasting out from the water near the ninth green during second round of the Canadian Open yesterday
6/22/1979
The Canadian Open at Glen Abbey ends with a dramatic two-stroke victory for Steve Jones, of Phoenix, Ariz
The Canadian Open at Glen Abbey ends with a dramatic two-stroke victory for Steve Jones, of Phoenix, Ariz
6/25/1989
Oakville's new post-office may open next month
Oakville's new post-office may open next month
8/18/1939
He's hot: Manitoba native Dan Halldorson, battling the heat, had his first top-10 finish in the Canadian Open
He's hot: Manitoba native Dan Halldorson, battling the heat, had his first top-10 finish in the Canadian Open
6/25/1989
Breaking par, Jack Nicklaus, one of the all-time top money winners on the professional golf circuit, designed the Glen Abbey course in Oakville which is the site of the Canadian Open
Breaking par, Jack Nicklaus, one of the all-time top money winners on the professional golf circuit, designed the Glen Abbey course in Oakville which is the site of the Canadian Open
7/31/1981
1st family Oakville's first family of boat people arrived during the weekend and sampled Canadian ice cream at the Hopedale Mall yesterday. Lu Chi Cha(...)
1st family Oakville's first family of boat people arrived during the weekend and sampled Canadian ice cream at the Hopedale Mall yesterday. Lu Chi Cha(...)
10/15/1979
Another miss, Greg Norman's first two rounds in the Canadian Open were just so-so, a pair of 70s
Another miss, Greg Norman's first two rounds in the Canadian Open were just so-so, a pair of 70s
6/23/1989
A real blast: Bruce Lietzke, who blasted out of his sand trap in good form, got a bigger blast later on - a cheque for $50,000 for winning the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey near Oakville
A real blast: Bruce Lietzke, who blasted out of his sand trap in good form, got a bigger blast later on - a cheque for $50,000 for winning the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey near Oakville
6/25/1978
Golf legend Jack Nicklaus touched base with fans yesterday signing autographs at the practice round for the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey yesterday. The(...)
Golf legend Jack Nicklaus touched base with fans yesterday signing autographs at the practice round for the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey yesterday. The(...)
8/31/1988