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Arnie's army's back, Arnold Palmer was his old dynamic self in the Canadian Open's first round yesterday at Windsor, and the galleries loved it
Arnie's army's back, Arnold Palmer was his old dynamic self in the Canadian Open's first round yesterday at Windsor, and the galleries loved it

Arnie's army's back, Arnold Palmer was his old dynamic self in the Canadian Open's first round yesterday at Windsor, and the galleries loved it

Date7/22/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Arnie's army's back, Arnold Palmer was his old dynamic self in the Canadian Open's first round yesterday at Windsor, and the galleries loved it.
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Fooore!, Arnie's Army was a well-dressed lot yesterday as the man of the hour, Arnold Palmer, launched a few balls from the bow of the Master Mathew F(...)
Fooore!, Arnie's Army was a well-dressed lot yesterday as the man of the hour, Arnold Palmer, launched a few balls from the bow of the Master Mathew F(...)
5/30/1989
Champ gives Arnie tips. Gary Cowan of Kitchener, new U.S. amateur golf champion, shows grip to greatest money-winning pro, Arnold Palmer. Arnie will pass up their year's Canadian Open
Champ gives Arnie tips. Gary Cowan of Kitchener, new U.S. amateur golf champion, shows grip to greatest money-winning pro, Arnold Palmer. Arnie will pass up their year's Canadian Open
9/7/1966
Rough time for arnie, Golf great Arnold Palmer makes a face after a poor shot
Rough time for arnie, Golf great Arnold Palmer makes a face after a poor shot
8/3/1991
Hamming it up, Lee Trevino, left, and Arnold Palmer, enjoyed a little play yesterday at Mississaugua Golf Club during an exhibition round
Hamming it up, Lee Trevino, left, and Arnold Palmer, enjoyed a little play yesterday at Mississaugua Golf Club during an exhibition round
7/23/1973
Ribbon cutting: Premier David Peterson, right, and Major Harold Thornhill, executive director of the hospital, beam as they open the Salvation Army's 10th Canadian hospital
Ribbon cutting: Premier David Peterson, right, and Major Harold Thornhill, executive director of the hospital, beam as they open the Salvation Army's 10th Canadian hospital
9/21/1985
I'm the boss: Fuzzy Zoeller, left, and his caddy ham it up for the gallery during yesterday's third round of the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey
I'm the boss: Fuzzy Zoeller, left, and his caddy ham it up for the gallery during yesterday's third round of the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey
7/6/1985
Ivan Lendl was his old cool, collected self in advancing to the Canadian Open tennis finals, defeating Wally Masur in a semifinal yesterday.
Ivan Lendl was his old cool, collected self in advancing to the Canadian Open tennis finals, defeating Wally Masur in a semifinal yesterday.
7/24/1992
It's a puzzler: Ralph Landrum sits on his gold bag, scratching his head and possibly wondering how he earned a share of the first-round lead at the Canadian Open yesterday
It's a puzzler: Ralph Landrum sits on his gold bag, scratching his head and possibly wondering how he earned a share of the first-round lead at the Canadian Open yesterday
7/28/1983
U.S. Army's Silver Eagles air precision team dazzles spectators at the Canadian National Exhibition's annual air show, which began yesterday and ends (...)
U.S. Army's Silver Eagles air precision team dazzles spectators at the Canadian National Exhibition's annual air show, which began yesterday and ends (...)
9/3/1976
Ship Of Dreams: Toronto artist Harold Town uses his first major show of oil paintings in eight years (it's at the Waddington Galleries) to neatly skewer artistic pretensions
Ship Of Dreams: Toronto artist Harold Town uses his first major show of oil paintings in eight years (it's at the Waddington Galleries) to neatly skewer artistic pretensions
5/12/1981
Co-leader: Jim Gallagher, money leader on the TPS tour, made the most of his nexpected exemption into the Canadian Open with a sparkling five-under-par 67 yesterday to share the first round lead
Co-leader: Jim Gallagher, money leader on the TPS tour, made the most of his nexpected exemption into the Canadian Open with a sparkling five-under-par 67 yesterday to share the first round lead
7/5/1985
Cheer up, Arnie-Think of your $20 million, Palmer is now the world's richest athlete
Cheer up, Arnie-Think of your $20 million, Palmer is now the world's richest athlete
7/24/1974