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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

Cheer up, Arnie-Think of your $20 million, Palmer is now the world's richest athlete

Date7/24/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Cheer up, Arnie-Think of your $20 million, Palmer is now the world's richest athlete.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072402F
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
Bret Hanover world's richest pager, takes a morning constitutional
Bret Hanover world's richest pager, takes a morning constitutional
7/20/1966
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
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
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
7/22/1976
World champion amputee high jumper Arnie Boldt, a 20-year-old University of Saskatchewan track team competitor, shows form to consistently clear bar a(...)
World champion amputee high jumper Arnie Boldt, a 20-year-old University of Saskatchewan track team competitor, shows form to consistently clear bar a(...)
8/30/1978
Star athlete Amputee Arnie Boldt of Saskatoon, inspiration behind CBC film Crossbar, wins long jump by more than a metre despite change in rules at Canadian Games for Physically Disabled
Star athlete Amputee Arnie Boldt of Saskatoon, inspiration behind CBC film Crossbar, wins long jump by more than a metre despite change in rules at Canadian Games for Physically Disabled
8/27/1981
Laurie Graham: World's third ranked skier named Canada's female athlete of the year
Laurie Graham: World's third ranked skier named Canada's female athlete of the year
5/22/1986
Heading the list of wheelchair athletes is Rick Hansen, 26, of Vancouver, who last year set a world's best time of 1
Heading the list of wheelchair athletes is Rick Hansen, 26, of Vancouver, who last year set a world's best time of 1
6/26/1984
Once richest Province: Ontario used to end up at the top of all the indicators of provincial wealth but oil and resources, which pushed up the west, changed the economic picture here
Once richest Province: Ontario used to end up at the top of all the indicators of provincial wealth but oil and resources, which pushed up the west, changed the economic picture here
6/12/1974
Michael Segal, the world's first billboard bard, likes to think in a big way - for instance, his poem currently on display at Yonge St. and Yorkville.(...)
Michael Segal, the world's first billboard bard, likes to think in a big way - for instance, his poem currently on display at Yonge St. and Yorkville.(...)
2/11/1969
Arthur Martin, considered by many to be one of the world's greatest criminal lawyers, says he thinks many bail law critics never read the act
Arthur Martin, considered by many to be one of the world's greatest criminal lawyers, says he thinks many bail law critics never read the act
2/6/1972