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Date6/23/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Disabled athletes: From left to right; Ian Johns; 15; Jerry Nutakor; 16; Jeremy Ein; 11; and Keith Brettel; 16; psych themselves up for the Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled; which begin Thursday at 7 p.m. at the North York Civic Stadium; and continue to Saturday at several North York locations. The Duke and Duchess of York will visit the games Friday afternoon.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0096916F
Hot wheels and true grit, Ontario's top disabled athletes, including (from left) Jason Gauld, Jeremy Ein and Keith Bretell, will compete at this week's Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled
Hot wheels and true grit, Ontario's top disabled athletes, including (from left) Jason Gauld, Jeremy Ein and Keith Bretell, will compete at this week's Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled
6/29/1987
After watching the athletes at the Olympics for the disabled, I had to put on my sunglasses to hide the tears, says reader Dorothy Kaka. Canadian and (...)
After watching the athletes at the Olympics for the disabled, I had to put on my sunglasses to hide the tears, says reader Dorothy Kaka. Canadian and (...)
8/6/1976
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
7/9/1990
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
7/9/1990
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
7/1/1990
On his way: Wheelchair athlete Dan Alton, crossing Canada to raise money for disabled athletes, stopped at City Hall yesterday to receive a plaque from Mayor Eggleton
On his way: Wheelchair athlete Dan Alton, crossing Canada to raise money for disabled athletes, stopped at City Hall yesterday to receive a plaque from Mayor Eggleton
6/22/1982
Rick Hansen: Man in Motion says disabled deserve to be recognized as athletes
Rick Hansen: Man in Motion says disabled deserve to be recognized as athletes
11/6/1986
Canadian Athletes intermingle with athletes from around the world in what Star writer John Brehl described as an incredible spectacle that was cornbal(...)
Canadian Athletes intermingle with athletes from around the world in what Star writer John Brehl described as an incredible spectacle that was cornbal(...)
8/1/1976
The athlete at ease. Montreal desinger John Warden yesterday unveiled the official outfits the Canadian athletes will wear during Olympic Games to be (...)
The athlete at ease. Montreal desinger John Warden yesterday unveiled the official outfits the Canadian athletes will wear during Olympic Games to be (...)
3/30/1976
Last one in's a rotten egg. Athletes competing in the 2,000-metre open steeplechase at the Metro Toronto to Regional Track and Field championships wer(...)
Last one in's a rotten egg. Athletes competing in the 2,000-metre open steeplechase at the Metro Toronto to Regional Track and Field championships wer(...)
5/29/1986
Something new for athletes
Something new for athletes
3/12/1976
Taking their shots...with breathless Abandon. Athletes were going for the gusto in the sunshine yesterday during the John Rowland Memorial Games at St(...)
Taking their shots...with breathless Abandon. Athletes were going for the gusto in the sunshine yesterday during the John Rowland Memorial Games at St(...)
4/27/1991