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Racers rule the harbor waves, Competitors race across the Humber Bay west of the CN Tower yesterday in the week-long fourth Hobie 18 World Championshi(...)
Racers rule the harbor waves, Competitors race across the Humber Bay west of the CN Tower yesterday in the week-long fourth Hobie 18 World Championshi(...)

Racers rule the harbor waves, Competitors race across the Humber Bay west of the CN Tower yesterday in the week-long fourth Hobie 18 World Championshi(...)

Date6/15/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Racers rule the harbor waves; Competitors race across the Humber Bay west of the CN Tower yesterday in the week-long fourth Hobie 18 World Championships that started Saturday. More than 100 crews ? from as far away as New South Wales; Australia ? are in Metro for the races; but the fleet will be narrowed to 36 two-man crews by Thursday night for the finals on Friday and Saturday.
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