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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

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

Date7/28/1983
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Co-leader: Ralph Landrum admits he's a little nervous being on the leader board in the Canadian Open, but he was gaining more confidence at the finish of spectacular round yesterday
Co-leader: Ralph Landrum admits he's a little nervous being on the leader board in the Canadian Open, but he was gaining more confidence at the finish of spectacular round yesterday
7/28/1983
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
How Much Time? . . . Richard checks the big time clock at the Montreal Forum, possibly wondering if his brother, Henri, has time to score another goal in game
How Much Time? . . . Richard checks the big time clock at the Montreal Forum, possibly wondering if his brother, Henri, has time to score another goal in game
4/20/1967
Toronto's oldest Redcap, Jake Charendoff, sits waiting for new business at Toronto's Union Station, while behind him sits redcap Bert Fortune. Charendoff picked up his first piece of baggage at Union Station on the day it opened in 1927. But, although he claims the title oldest, he refuses to say exactly how old he is.
Toronto's oldest Redcap, Jake Charendoff, sits waiting for new business at Toronto's Union Station, while behind him sits redcap Bert Fortune. Charendoff picked up his first piece of baggage at Union Station on the day it opened in 1927. But, although he claims the title oldest, he refuses to say exactly how old he is.
1/24/1972
He's had it: Brian Mulroney of Toronto sits in his law office and wonders how many more calls he will have to field for his distant cousi, the new Progressive Conservative leader
He's had it: Brian Mulroney of Toronto sits in his law office and wonders how many more calls he will have to field for his distant cousi, the new Progressive Conservative leader
6/13/1983
Dubbed 'unflappable mac' during his seven years as British prime minister, Sir Harold Macmillan showed how he earned his nickname last night by remaining imperturbable while all about him members of Canadian Publisher's Council sat shocked by heckler who interrupted speech introducing him to council's annual banquet
Dubbed 'unflappable mac' during his seven years as British prime minister, Sir Harold Macmillan showed how he earned his nickname last night by remaining imperturbable while all about him members of Canadian Publisher's Council sat shocked by heckler who interrupted speech introducing him to council's annual banquet
1/18/1968
Dubbed 'unflappable mac' during his seven years as British prime minister, Sir Harold Macmillan showed how he earned his nickname last night by remaining imperturbable while all about him members of Canadian Publisher's Council sat shocked by heckler who interrupted speech introducing him to council's annual banquet
Dubbed 'unflappable mac' during his seven years as British prime minister, Sir Harold Macmillan showed how he earned his nickname last night by remaining imperturbable while all about him members of Canadian Publisher's Council sat shocked by heckler who interrupted speech introducing him to council's annual banquet
1/17/1968
Dubbed 'unflappable mac' during his seven years as British prime minister, Sir Harold Macmillan showed how he earned his nickname last night by remaining imperturbable while all about him members of Canadian Publisher's Council sat shocked by heckler who interrupted speech introducing him to council's annual banquet
Dubbed 'unflappable mac' during his seven years as British prime minister, Sir Harold Macmillan showed how he earned his nickname last night by remaining imperturbable while all about him members of Canadian Publisher's Council sat shocked by heckler who interrupted speech introducing him to council's annual banquet
1/17/1968
Retiring president: James Rinehart, who announced his resignation as GM Canada boss yesterday, sits on the hood of the first Canadian made A-Car to roll off the line last week
Retiring president: James Rinehart, who announced his resignation as GM Canada boss yesterday, sits on the hood of the first Canadian made A-Car to roll off the line last week
11/9/1981
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
How low can you go? Alberta lead Don Bartlett bellies up to the rink yesterday, getting just the right angle to watch his rock. It's tough to argue wi(...)
How low can you go? Alberta lead Don Bartlett bellies up to the rink yesterday, getting just the right angle to watch his rock. It's tough to argue wi(...)
3/7/1991
Busy Man: Bobby Haggert, head of Sports Representatives Ltd., is surrounded by posters and pictures as he sits in his office.
Busy Man: Bobby Haggert, head of Sports Representatives Ltd., is surrounded by posters and pictures as he sits in his office.
9/3/1976