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Easy winner: Stefan Fekner looks like an ultra-marathoner at 6-feet, 140 pounds and he demonstrated his skills by winning yesterday's 100-kilometre road race in 6 hours, 58 minutes, 51 seconds
Easy winner: Stefan Fekner looks like an ultra-marathoner at 6-feet, 140 pounds and he demonstrated his skills by winning yesterday's 100-kilometre road race in 6 hours, 58 minutes, 51 seconds

Easy winner: Stefan Fekner looks like an ultra-marathoner at 6-feet, 140 pounds and he demonstrated his skills by winning yesterday's 100-kilometre road race in 6 hours, 58 minutes, 51 seconds

Date4/26/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Easy winner: Stefan Fekner looks like an ultra-marathoner at 6-feet; 140 pounds and he demonstrated his skills by winning yesterday's 100-kilometre road race in 6 hours; 58 minutes; 51 seconds.
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Object NumberTSPA_0097118F
Exhausted. But it was worth it. Dave Bailey (right) literally is carried by Bill Crothers after Bailey ran mile in 3 minutes, 57.7 seconds at Police G(...)
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Scott Moulson, left, gives son Matthew, 2 1/2, a taste of the 10-kilometre (six-mile) course, which proved trying for some, right
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Griffin, Doug
4/25/1987
Queen of the road: York University's Nancy Rooks enjoyed a 48-second margin of victory in yesterday's 10-kilometre run
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9/12/1982
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Mahler, John
4/13/1991
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Toronto Star (Firm)
4/16/1989
Young women in dark bloomers and white blouses race through a field. Spectators in background.
100 yard dash at Junior Farmers Field Day
Ontario. Ministry of Agriculture and Food
1920
Official programme : 3rd Wrigley Marathon at the Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Wednesday, September 5th, 1928, world's fifteen mile championship
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1928
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Pointe to Pointe event for National Ballet of Canada
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Very tired boys race up a hill through autumn leaves.
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