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Headed back to museum, Jackie Oliver pilots his Shadow to victory yesterday in Player's 200 race at Mosport
Headed back to museum, Jackie Oliver pilots his Shadow to victory yesterday in Player's 200 race at Mosport

Headed back to museum, Jackie Oliver pilots his Shadow to victory yesterday in Player's 200 race at Mosport

Date8/22/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Headed back to museum, Jackie Oliver pilots his Shadow to victory yesterday in Player's 200 race at Mosport. George Follmer, shown trailing, was second. Below, Oliver gives victory sign as he holds trophy. Oliver and same car won race in 1974. Can-Am series was cancelled after that, but revived this year for sponsor's final year in auto racing. We'll just put it back in a museum, said Oliver.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071688F
Headed back to museum, Jackie Oliver pilots his Shadow to victory yesterday in Player's 200 race at Mosport
Headed back to museum, Jackie Oliver pilots his Shadow to victory yesterday in Player's 200 race at Mosport
8/22/1976
Shutter-bugs hold sway as Bruce McLaren of New Zealand poses with trophy he took for record victory in Player's 200 at Mosport Saturday. International(...)
Shutter-bugs hold sway as Bruce McLaren of New Zealand poses with trophy he took for record victory in Player's 200 at Mosport Saturday. International(...)
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Some of the thousands of cars at Mosport today for the Players 200 race are shown in this aerial view
Some of the thousands of cars at Mosport today for the Players 200 race are shown in this aerial view
6/6/1964
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6/11/1978
Never in doubt: Pat Day pilots Sky Classic (on Rall) to a one-length victory in stakes and course record time of 2:27 4/5 in yesterday's international clash
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10/20/1991
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George Armstrong, coach of Marlboros, is raised in triumph by his players, headed by Bruce Boudreau (8), after team tied Peterborough Petes, 5-5, Satu(...)
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5/6/1973
Canadian V.C. Winner, Capt. (now Air Marshal) W. A. Bishop, is shown standing beside his warplane [1917?] in which he eventually became on of the most feared pilots on the western front in World War 1. His early model is a Nieuport aircraft
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Approximately 1917
Pierre Trudeau pilots his Mercedes instead of the ship of state as he arrives for the transfer of power
Pierre Trudeau pilots his Mercedes instead of the ship of state as he arrives for the transfer of power
6/4/1979
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Research Chemist Dr. Harold Schiff pilots his own plane to meetings across the continent on problems of the ozone layer
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Sky's the limit: Clare Strachan, 75, pilots his ultralight aircraft around Claremont, northeast of Metro
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