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Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash
Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash

Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash

Date5/29/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash. She feels it's excellent form of exercise and has lost 10 pounds in two months
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Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash
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