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Lee Trevino, left, got his golf game flying early with a birdie on his first hole at the Canadian open today
Lee Trevino, left, got his golf game flying early with a birdie on his first hole at the Canadian open today

Lee Trevino, left, got his golf game flying early with a birdie on his first hole at the Canadian open today

Date9/1/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lee Trevino, left, got his golf game flying early with a birdie on his first hole at the Canadian open today. Joining him during a light moment this morning at the start of the opening round at Glen Abbey in Oakville are Frank Conner, centre, and Richard Zokol of Vancouver. Trevino is a former winner of the four-day event.
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Hey, Lee, smile! Lee Trevino capped his recent victory in the Canadian open by winning the Canadian PGA championship yesterday at the National Golf Cl(...)
Hey, Lee, smile! Lee Trevino capped his recent victory in the Canadian open by winning the Canadian PGA championship yesterday at the National Golf Cl(...)
9/2/1979
Lee Trevino and the gallery intently watch putt today on third hole during play at Canadian Open
Lee Trevino and the gallery intently watch putt today on third hole during play at Canadian Open
6/23/1978
Superstars get together, Hockey's Bobby Orr, with golf's Lee Trevino looking on, assesses the results of his drive in yesterday's pro-celebrity golf t(...)
Superstars get together, Hockey's Bobby Orr, with golf's Lee Trevino looking on, assesses the results of his drive in yesterday's pro-celebrity golf t(...)
6/28/1976
Hard at work, sharpening up his game for today's first round of Canadian Open golf championship at Cherry Hill Club in Fort Erie is Jim Jamieson. Rela(...)
Hard at work, sharpening up his game for today's first round of Canadian Open golf championship at Cherry Hill Club in Fort Erie is Jim Jamieson. Rela(...)
7/5/1972
A Birdie watcher's view of the 18th hole at Glen Abbey on the first day of the canadian open
A Birdie watcher's view of the 18th hole at Glen Abbey on the first day of the canadian open
7/21/1977
Angry Golfer: Lee Trevino will start in today's Masters golf tournament at Augusta, but he is still angry at some of the conditions at the famous Georgia course
Angry Golfer: Lee Trevino will start in today's Masters golf tournament at Augusta, but he is still angry at some of the conditions at the famous Georgia course
7/4/1971
Although Lee Trevino was the hottest golfer on the course, the biggest attraction for the gallery at Canadian Open was Jack Nicklaus (left) who, besid(...)
Although Lee Trevino was the hottest golfer on the course, the biggest attraction for the gallery at Canadian Open was Jack Nicklaus (left) who, besid(...)
7/21/1977
Good try, but, Peter Oosterhuis, left, and Tom Kite took brief runs at Lee Trevino in the final round of the Canadian Open yesterday, but both fell ba(...)
Good try, but, Peter Oosterhuis, left, and Tom Kite took brief runs at Lee Trevino in the final round of the Canadian Open yesterday, but both fell ba(...)
7/24/1977
Lee Trevino, left, and Greg Norman were in fine spirits at Canadian Open invitational event at Maple Downs yesterday
Lee Trevino, left, and Greg Norman were in fine spirits at Canadian Open invitational event at Maple Downs yesterday
8/30/1988
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
This is golf Gibby Gilbert, first round leader in Canadian Open golf tournament in London, ponders what to do after he overhot green on the 18th hole (...)
This is golf Gibby Gilbert, first round leader in Canadian Open golf tournament in London, ponders what to do after he overhot green on the 18th hole (...)
7/3/1970
The Eskimo carving is nice, but Lee Trevino is happier about winning $63,000 in Canadian Open
The Eskimo carving is nice, but Lee Trevino is happier about winning $63,000 in Canadian Open
6/24/1979