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Keep your eye on the ball
Keep your eye on the ball

Keep your eye on the ball

Date7/6/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Keep your eye on the ball: Goalie Jim May of Rochester Lancer stares intently at the loose ball in front of his net while Feliks Niedziolka; (18) of Lancers; and John Coyne (16); of Toronto Metros- Croatia tie one another up; during North American Soccer League game last night at Varsity Stadium. Metros-Croatia won the game; 3-0 the team's fifth win of the NASL season and five have been at home.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0097831F
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Keep your eye on the . . . Players from Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate and Dr. Norman Bethune Collegiate, In light jerseys, battie for the ball in S(...)
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Dinko Zutelija (10), one of Metros-Crioatia's outstanding players in yesterday's 4-0 victory over Tampa Bay Rowdies, drives for ball against Frantz St(...)
5/22/1977
Giving it her all: Angela keenlyside of Danforth Tech, right, hit the ball so hard with a header past Western Tech's Leonor Oliviera her glasses dropped off
Giving it her all: Angela keenlyside of Danforth Tech, right, hit the ball so hard with a header past Western Tech's Leonor Oliviera her glasses dropped off
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Heads up! New York Cosmos' Giorgio Chinaglia is set to head ball with Blizzard's Willie McVie (5) and Cliff Calvert (10) closing in. Cosmos won, 1-0, (...)
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Watch out! George Axiotis, captain of Main Street team, tries to slip along sidelines as Domenic Calisti (3) of Givins makes diving try for ball durin(...)
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That's just too close for comfort, Bloor's Cesar Pedro misses the ball and nearly kicked Western Tech's Robert Sette during Toronto high school junior(...)
That's just too close for comfort, Bloor's Cesar Pedro misses the ball and nearly kicked Western Tech's Robert Sette during Toronto high school junior(...)
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Near miss, Goaltender Dominic Macina of (kneeling) and Peter Gacser (left) of Wexford watch as ball misses net during match against the Shimuzu team f(...)
Near miss, Goaltender Dominic Macina of (kneeling) and Peter Gacser (left) of Wexford watch as ball misses net during match against the Shimuzu team f(...)
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Getting his kicks, John Dempsey (5) of Philadelphia Fury battles Blizzard's George Gibbs for control of the ball
Getting his kicks, John Dempsey (5) of Philadelphia Fury battles Blizzard's George Gibbs for control of the ball
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Peter Lorimer (7) and Cosmos' Formoso battle for ball
Peter Lorimer (7) and Cosmos' Formoso battle for ball
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Faceless and shoeless, Blizzard defenceman Cliff Calvert comes face-to-face with the ball as he loses his left boot on this play in yesterday's match (...)
Faceless and shoeless, Blizzard defenceman Cliff Calvert comes face-to-face with the ball as he loses his left boot on this play in yesterday's match (...)
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Get That Ball
Get That Ball
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