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Tiger Williams joshes with his son, Benjamin, 11 months
Tiger Williams joshes with his son, Benjamin, 11 months

Tiger Williams joshes with his son, Benjamin, 11 months

Date12/21/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tiger Williams joshes with his son, Benjamin, 11 months
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089383F
T is for tiger. Mr. T, who is in Toronto for six months filming his TV series, gets acquainted with a Sumatran tiger cub after he watched a performanc(...)
T is for tiger. Mr. T, who is in Toronto for six months filming his TV series, gets acquainted with a Sumatran tiger cub after he watched a performanc(...)
9/4/1988
Left and above, George Wiley guides his mechanical harvester through the vines with 15-month-old son, Benjamin, at his side. Cousin Tom Wiley drives alongside with a bin to collect the grapes
Left and above, George Wiley guides his mechanical harvester through the vines with 15-month-old son, Benjamin, at his side. Cousin Tom Wiley drives alongside with a bin to collect the grapes
10/5/1989
He's angry: Dave (Tiger) Williams admits he should be suspended but claims his target, Islander goalie Billy Smith, 'should get life' for his role in the same incident last Tuesday
He's angry: Dave (Tiger) Williams admits he should be suspended but claims his target, Islander goalie Billy Smith, 'should get life' for his role in the same incident last Tuesday
11/6/1979
Fingertip Control? St. Louis Blues' defenceman Rod Seiling has his hands full last night against Maple Leafs. He has Dave (Tiger) Williams to contend (...)
Fingertip Control? St. Louis Blues' defenceman Rod Seiling has his hands full last night against Maple Leafs. He has Dave (Tiger) Williams to contend (...)
2/8/1978
With Tiger Williams at crease, Lanny McDonald raises stick in joy after one of his three goals
With Tiger Williams at crease, Lanny McDonald raises stick in joy after one of his three goals
10/29/1977
Dumped by Flames' Darcy Rota (18), Toronto's Dave (Tiger) Williams kept going and carried the puck into the Atlanta net past Rejean Lemelin for his 101st National League goal
Dumped by Flames' Darcy Rota (18), Toronto's Dave (Tiger) Williams kept going and carried the puck into the Atlanta net past Rejean Lemelin for his 101st National League goal
12/15/1979
Master of tigers, horses and elephants, Gunther Gebel-Williams puts a couple of his big cats through their paces at circus in Coliseum of Canadian Nat(...)
Master of tigers, horses and elephants, Gunther Gebel-Williams puts a couple of his big cats through their paces at circus in Coliseum of Canadian Nat(...)
4/27/1972
Help for Gordon: Police Sergeant Benjamin Eng attends a clinic yesterday and holds Gordon Wu, 18 months, afflicted with a rare blood disorder
Help for Gordon: Police Sergeant Benjamin Eng attends a clinic yesterday and holds Gordon Wu, 18 months, afflicted with a rare blood disorder
3/17/1991
Luc Laporte, 32, is caring for Zachary, 11 months, while his wife worls full-time
Luc Laporte, 32, is caring for Zachary, 11 months, while his wife worls full-time
7/9/1990
Gathering food: Donovan Thomas, his wife Marcia Deans and their children Rosealet, 11, and Marvin, 7 months, gather bananas from the fields ravaged by Hurricane Gilbert
Gathering food: Donovan Thomas, his wife Marcia Deans and their children Rosealet, 11, and Marvin, 7 months, gather bananas from the fields ravaged by Hurricane Gilbert
9/18/1988
Happy threesome: Hamilton Tiger-Cats' coach Jerry Williams gets hugs from John Williams (left), Gary Inskeep in final seconds of Eastern Conference game at Hamilton yesterday
Happy threesome: Hamilton Tiger-Cats' coach Jerry Williams gets hugs from John Williams (left), Gary Inskeep in final seconds of Eastern Conference game at Hamilton yesterday
11/26/1972
Leaving a polling station in Ottawa today after voting, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau first swings his son, Justin, 10 months old, high in the air, then bends down to let him stand on his hands
Leaving a polling station in Ottawa today after voting, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau first swings his son, Justin, 10 months old, high in the air, then bends down to let him stand on his hands
10/30/1972