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Winning: Giant slalom performance has earned John Houston international recognition
Winning: Giant slalom performance has earned John Houston international recognition

Winning: Giant slalom performance has earned John Houston international recognition

Date3/20/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Winning: Giant slalom performance has earned John Houston international recognition.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0097520F
Dennis Riley kicks up a wall of water as he goes through his paces on way to winning senior men's slalom
Dennis Riley kicks up a wall of water as he goes through his paces on way to winning senior men's slalom
7/23/1978
Flashing down Collingwood's Blue Mountain, France's Henri Duvillard is en route to winning final of Benson and Hedges international pro slalom yesterd(...)
Flashing down Collingwood's Blue Mountain, France's Henri Duvillard is en route to winning final of Benson and Hedges international pro slalom yesterd(...)
1/26/1975
Janis Griffiths of Toronto, who won the Canadian water skiing title in slalom and trick earlier this year, is a member of the national team which will(...)
Janis Griffiths of Toronto, who won the Canadian water skiing title in slalom and trick earlier this year, is a member of the national team which will(...)
6/13/1967
Award-winning style
Award-winning style
1/31/1982
Training on wheels and jogging through marshes during the summer is the formula that Finnish-born Matti Maki uses to winning effect in cross-country skiing
Training on wheels and jogging through marshes during the summer is the formula that Finnish-born Matti Maki uses to winning effect in cross-country skiing
2/25/1973
Back home in Timmins with Canada's only first-place gold medal from the Winter Olympics, skier Kathy Kreiner is applauded by her father, Dr. Harold Kreiner (right), and 1,000 other people in the Community Sportsplex. About 200 well-wishers greeted her at the tiny Timmins airport, others lined the seven-mile road into town. Kathy surprised the ski world by winning the women's giant slalom.
Back home in Timmins with Canada's only first-place gold medal from the Winter Olympics, skier Kathy Kreiner is applauded by her father, Dr. Harold Kreiner (right), and 1,000 other people in the Community Sportsplex. About 200 well-wishers greeted her at the tiny Timmins airport, others lined the seven-mile road into town. Kathy surprised the ski world by winning the women's giant slalom.
2/15/1976
Ron Richards: Long the third man on Canadian team, he now has a chance to shine
Ron Richards: Long the third man on Canadian team, he now has a chance to shine
11/5/1982
Winter victim: Bill Currier applies first aid to Sue Valentine, simulating a skier who has just suffered a bad accident during the recent Canadian Ski Patrol Competition at Kawartha Peaks in Bethany
Winter victim: Bill Currier applies first aid to Sue Valentine, simulating a skier who has just suffered a bad accident during the recent Canadian Ski Patrol Competition at Kawartha Peaks in Bethany
12/15/1981
It's time to hit the slopes, All this snow has led Michaela Bartolini and her family to one of the many ski areas located around Metro. Michaela, 4, s(...)
It's time to hit the slopes, All this snow has led Michaela Bartolini and her family to one of the many ski areas located around Metro. Michaela, 4, s(...)
12/21/1989
Polartec Series 2000S thermal stretch unitard has nylon and Lycra windproof outer shell and water-wicking Polartec velour lining. The fabric is suitab(...)
Polartec Series 2000S thermal stretch unitard has nylon and Lycra windproof outer shell and water-wicking Polartec velour lining. The fabric is suitab(...)
1/14/1993
Paul Hendeson waves to well-wishers as he follows daughter Heather through doorway after Team Canada's return from Moscow. A reader suggests he has been underrated, deserves recognition
Paul Hendeson waves to well-wishers as he follows daughter Heather through doorway after Team Canada's return from Moscow. A reader suggests he has been underrated, deserves recognition
10/2/1972
Ski-ing in High Park, Toronto, Canada
Ski-ing in High Park, Toronto, Canada
1917