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Waiting his chance
Waiting his chance

Waiting his chance

Date7/23/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Waiting his chance: Canada's light flyweight boxer Ian Clyde (left) works carefully against Britain's Charlie Magri yesterday while waiting the opportunity that finally came. Trailing on all judges' scorecards in middle of the third and final round; Clyde rifled a devastating right hook to opponent's jaw. Briton went down and fight was halted. The fighter is a good prospect for a bronze medal.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0096703F
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