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Cane-like sticks are handier for tripping field hockey opponents than for controlling the ball, but the Canadian Olympic team used them well enough ye(...)
Cane-like sticks are handier for tripping field hockey opponents than for controlling the ball, but the Canadian Olympic team used them well enough ye(...)

Cane-like sticks are handier for tripping field hockey opponents than for controlling the ball, but the Canadian Olympic team used them well enough ye(...)

Date7/20/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Cane-like sticks are handier for tripping field hockey opponents than for controlling the ball; but the Canadian Olympic team used them well enough yesterday to score a satisfying 3-1 win over Argentina (dark uniforms). Canada has no chance for a medal at the Montreal Games; but the win avenged a 1-0 loss to the Argentine squad in the final of last October's Pan-American Games. This was out best international win; said coach Errol Hartley after the victory.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0096636F
Sports - Olympics - (1976) - Montreal - Events - Field Hockey
Sports - Olympics - (1976) - Montreal - Events - Field Hockey
7/20/1976
Sports - Olympics - (1976) - Montreal - Events - Field Hockey
Sports - Olympics - (1976) - Montreal - Events - Field Hockey
7/30/1976
Sports - Olympics - (1976) - Montreal - Events - Field Hockey
Sports - Olympics - (1976) - Montreal - Events - Field Hockey
7/30/1976
James Worrall of Toronto, chef de Mission of Canadian Olympic Association teams, Joan Fairfax of the Denny Vaughan show, Kenneth Farmer, President of the Canadian Olympic Association
James Worrall of Toronto, chef de Mission of Canadian Olympic Association teams, Joan Fairfax of the Denny Vaughan show, Kenneth Farmer, President of the Canadian Olympic Association
7/8/1956
Well-dressed, The Canadian Olympic Association held a news conference yesterday and unveiled the uniforms which Canadian athletes will wear next Febru(...)
Well-dressed, The Canadian Olympic Association held a news conference yesterday and unveiled the uniforms which Canadian athletes will wear next Febru(...)
10/12/1979
Off to olympics at London, England, are these Toronto members of Canadian track team, left to right
Off to olympics at London, England, are these Toronto members of Canadian track team, left to right
7/15/1948
The three stars of the Royal Winter Fair this year are the members of the Canadian Equestrian Team who won an Olympic gold medal. Silent members of th(...)
The three stars of the Royal Winter Fair this year are the members of the Canadian Equestrian Team who won an Olympic gold medal. Silent members of th(...)
11/16/1968
Canadian water polo team got a rough baptism in Olympic tournament, facing world champion Yugoslavians in first round
Canadian water polo team got a rough baptism in Olympic tournament, facing world champion Yugoslavians in first round
9/7/1972
Canada's field hockey team takes a lap of victory after defeating Argentina 3-1 to win gold medal and a trip to Seoul for Olympics
Canada's field hockey team takes a lap of victory after defeating Argentina 3-1 to win gold medal and a trip to Seoul for Olympics
1967
In foreground will be field of main stadium swimming pool in midle, Velodrome at right, Olympic village way back
In foreground will be field of main stadium swimming pool in midle, Velodrome at right, Olympic village way back
8/6/1975
This is the competitive side of Debbie Van Kiekebelt, glamor girl of Canada's Olympic team and one of most photographed athletes in Olympic Village. T(...)
This is the competitive side of Debbie Van Kiekebelt, glamor girl of Canada's Olympic team and one of most photographed athletes in Olympic Village. T(...)
9/7/1972
Olympics . More than 70,000 people gathered in the Olympic stadium for the close of the XXI Olympiad on Sunday evening
Olympics . More than 70,000 people gathered in the Olympic stadium for the close of the XXI Olympiad on Sunday evening
8/1/1976