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Dick Traum: Runner who inspired Terry Fox says runners should enjoy tomorrow's run, not to set records.
Dick Traum: Runner who inspired Terry Fox says runners should enjoy tomorrow's run, not to set records.

Dick Traum: Runner who inspired Terry Fox says runners should enjoy tomorrow's run, not to set records.

Date9/17/1982
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134973F
Ben Johnson: Ontario track association strips six of the runner's records
Ben Johnson: Ontario track association strips six of the runner's records
8/9/1990
200,000 set to go.World's runners honor Terry
200,000 set to go.World's runners honor Terry
7/11/1980
Keep out: Larry Heidebrecht, Ben Johnson's agent, leaves the runner's Scarborough home after he and Stern representatives were refused entrance yesterday
Keep out: Larry Heidebrecht, Ben Johnson's agent, leaves the runner's Scarborough home after he and Stern representatives were refused entrance yesterday
9/29/1988
Runners find life in the fast lane sure is crowded, About 4,500 runners took part in yesterday's Miller High Life Toronto Marathon, run in near-ideal (...)
Runners find life in the fast lane sure is crowded, About 4,500 runners took part in yesterday's Miller High Life Toronto Marathon, run in near-ideal (...)
9/30/1984
Front runners: Councillor Jack Layton, left, with a two-month head start, June Rowlands, who leaves her post atop the Metro Police Service Board tomorrow, and Councillor Tom Jakobek are possible successors to Mayor Art Eggleton
Front runners: Councillor Jack Layton, left, with a two-month head start, June Rowlands, who leaves her post atop the Metro Police Service Board tomorrow, and Councillor Tom Jakobek are possible successors to Mayor Art Eggleton
5/1/1991
Running for Terry: Blind runner Bob Fenton, 19 (left), runs with guide Giuseppe Furfaro along a Forest Hill street in the 10-kiometre Terry Fox Run yesterday
Running for Terry: Blind runner Bob Fenton, 19 (left), runs with guide Giuseppe Furfaro along a Forest Hill street in the 10-kiometre Terry Fox Run yesterday
9/14/1986
Carrying on the work: Mark Brennan, 78, Canada's oldest competitive long-distance runner, says it's up to other athletes to pick up where Terry Fox left off
Carrying on the work: Mark Brennan, 78, Canada's oldest competitive long-distance runner, says it's up to other athletes to pick up where Terry Fox left off
9/9/1982
Hot jogger: Runners should also rest
Hot jogger: Runners should also rest
6/25/1978
The Olympic flame is set alight with a torch lit at the temple of Hera in Olympia, Greece, then carried 3,400 iles to Munich by 5,700 relay runners. G(...)
The Olympic flame is set alight with a torch lit at the temple of Hera in Olympia, Greece, then carried 3,400 iles to Munich by 5,700 relay runners. G(...)
8/26/1972
How's yours? One-legged runner Terry Fox and former hockey great Bobbu Orr check out their knees during Fox's second visit to with $25,000 cheque for Cancer research
How's yours? One-legged runner Terry Fox and former hockey great Bobbu Orr check out their knees during Fox's second visit to with $25,000 cheque for Cancer research
7/23/1980
Hearing set for tax files suspect, Andreas Hackner, 26, left, the Revenue Canada employee charged in the disappearance of tax records on 16 million Canadians, was in Provincial Court yesterday and had a preliminary hearing set for Feb
Hearing set for tax files suspect, Andreas Hackner, 26, left, the Revenue Canada employee charged in the disappearance of tax records on 16 million Canadians, was in Provincial Court yesterday and had a preliminary hearing set for Feb
12/2/1986
That helps: With two runners on and none out for the A's in the sixth inning last night, the Jays got out of trouble when Mark McGwire grounded to Tony Fernandez, who tossed to Nelson Liriano, who jumped over Carney Lansford and threw to first for a double play
That helps: With two runners on and none out for the A's in the sixth inning last night, the Jays got out of trouble when Mark McGwire grounded to Tony Fernandez, who tossed to Nelson Liriano, who jumped over Carney Lansford and threw to first for a double play
5/3/1989