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Singer Tommy Ambrose is a football super fan who bets on almost every game, and like a lot of Argo fans, is tired of losing. He feels like getting out(...)
Singer Tommy Ambrose is a football super fan who bets on almost every game, and like a lot of Argo fans, is tired of losing. He feels like getting out(...)

Singer Tommy Ambrose is a football super fan who bets on almost every game, and like a lot of Argo fans, is tired of losing. He feels like getting out(...)

Date9/9/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Singer Tommy Ambrose is a football super fan who bets on almost every game, and like a lot of Argo fans, is tired of losing. He feels like getting out the crying towel even before the games start. It isn't the money he loses betting, he says-it's a matter of pride and loyalty in the Argos for Tommy.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029196F
A changed man, Rock singer Robert Plant, who begins a seven-month world tour Monday and performs at the Grandstand on July 17, feels fans have begun to see him as a separate entity
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Singer Tommy Ambrose today started taping a TV special that could turn into a series on CBC, and the dreamers with long memories could get a feel of h(...)
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One of Frank Tunney's surest mat bets is John Katan, who grows among other things on his Palermo acres, considerable corn. So. after matching Rasputin(...)
One of Frank Tunney's surest mat bets is John Katan, who grows among other things on his Palermo acres, considerable corn. So. after matching Rasputin(...)
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Argos' manager Tommy Hudspeth would like to see Terry Metcalf with ball at least 20 times in every game
Argos' manager Tommy Hudspeth would like to see Terry Metcalf with ball at least 20 times in every game
5/25/1979
Eye on fans: Argo general manager Mike McCarthy in SkyDome box checks out viewers under glass in restaurants and hotel who paid little or nothing to see the game
Eye on fans: Argo general manager Mike McCarthy in SkyDome box checks out viewers under glass in restaurants and hotel who paid little or nothing to see the game
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Barbara Russo: Denied she placed bets for jockey Dan Beckon or got tips
Barbara Russo: Denied she placed bets for jockey Dan Beckon or got tips
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Conquering another city: This is Julio Iglesias' year: reviewer Greg Quill reports: and it was evident why at the CNE Grandstand last night when 25:000 fans hung on the Spanish singer's every note
Conquering another city: This is Julio Iglesias' year: reviewer Greg Quill reports: and it was evident why at the CNE Grandstand last night when 25:000 fans hung on the Spanish singer's every note
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Singer Tommy Ambrose, now appearing at the Town Tavern and once a Gospel singer, has been criticized by some Christians for what they believe is a rej(...)
Singer Tommy Ambrose, now appearing at the Town Tavern and once a Gospel singer, has been criticized by some Christians for what they believe is a rej(...)
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The man from Madrid, Placido Domingo last night belted out aria after aria for 10,000 fans at Maple Leaf Gardens and still made it sound like a concert hall, critic William Littier reports
The man from Madrid, Placido Domingo last night belted out aria after aria for 10,000 fans at Maple Leaf Gardens and still made it sound like a concert hall, critic William Littier reports
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We're No. 1! Toronto's boat came in at last yesterday and thousands of jubilant fans like these thronged Yonge St. to celebrate the Argos' thrilling 1(...)
We're No. 1! Toronto's boat came in at last yesterday and thousands of jubilant fans like these thronged Yonge St. to celebrate the Argos' thrilling 1(...)
11/28/1983
While other Argo fans like Premier William Davis (right) and a hooded lady (left) reflect their team's loss
While other Argo fans like Premier William Davis (right) and a hooded lady (left) reflect their team's loss
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Game-winner: Tony Johns, who caught a last-minute game-winning pass for Argos, is a product of Mississauga schools who's happy to be playing in front of the hometown fans
Game-winner: Tony Johns, who caught a last-minute game-winning pass for Argos, is a product of Mississauga schools who's happy to be playing in front of the hometown fans
7/30/1987