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Greg Barton is from the U.S. but the new assistant coach of the Argos is the key to the club's program to keep promissing young football players in Ca(...)
Greg Barton is from the U.S. but the new assistant coach of the Argos is the key to the club's program to keep promissing young football players in Ca(...)

Greg Barton is from the U.S. but the new assistant coach of the Argos is the key to the club's program to keep promissing young football players in Ca(...)

Date5/3/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Greg Barton is from the U.S. but the new assistant coach of the Argos is the key to the club's program to keep promissing young football players in Canada rather than exporting them to U.S. colleges and universities on scholarships.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0030962F
For Argos' Greg Barton, shown exercising at CNE, the big problem in adjusting to Canadian football is three downs rule
For Argos' Greg Barton, shown exercising at CNE, the big problem in adjusting to Canadian football is three downs rule
7/17/1971
An Argo gets clipped. Toronto Argonaut football player Greg Barton does a little baby-sitting as he holds 8-months-old Sara MacDonald as mother, Mrs. (...)
An Argo gets clipped. Toronto Argonaut football player Greg Barton does a little baby-sitting as he holds 8-months-old Sara MacDonald as mother, Mrs. (...)
8/27/1971
Argo Quarterback Greg Barton, right, (with Dave Cranmer) is hoping to parlay his tenure here into a combined playing career and coaching apprenticeshi(...)
Argo Quarterback Greg Barton, right, (with Dave Cranmer) is hoping to parlay his tenure here into a combined playing career and coaching apprenticeshi(...)
10/1/1971
Jim Dillard catches up on reading which has inspired him to new heights on football field and which Argos hope will help carry them to a Grey Cup win
Jim Dillard catches up on reading which has inspired him to new heights on football field and which Argos hope will help carry them to a Grey Cup win
11/19/1968
Best in Canada, Russ Jackson, Argos' coach-elect, congratulates Al Charuk of Acadia, named most valuable player in Canadian college football at Skylin(...)
Best in Canada, Russ Jackson, Argos' coach-elect, congratulates Al Charuk of Acadia, named most valuable player in Canadian college football at Skylin(...)
11/20/1974
Pint-size, The pixie football player who tried on Argo Mark Bragagnolo's football gear at Don Mills Library sports cavalcade on Saturday was Jennifer Aiken, 9, of Tedford Dr
Pint-size, The pixie football player who tried on Argo Mark Bragagnolo's football gear at Don Mills Library sports cavalcade on Saturday was Jennifer Aiken, 9, of Tedford Dr
5/10/1979
Barton, Greg
Barton, Greg
5/3/1971
Greg Barton. Got weary of waiting
Greg Barton. Got weary of waiting
6/21/1971
Barton: Former Argo quarterback seeks payment on guarantees
Barton: Former Argo quarterback seeks payment on guarantees
5/6/1971
Argo Rookie throws a pass. Toronto Argos' $1-million rookie Anthony Davis was on hand last night at the Skyline Hotel for the Miss Toronto Argonaut pa(...)
Argo Rookie throws a pass. Toronto Argos' $1-million rookie Anthony Davis was on hand last night at the Skyline Hotel for the Miss Toronto Argonaut pa(...)
10/22/1976
No more sitting: Argonaut defensive back Paul Bennett was benched by Willie Wood last season but now he's back as one of the key members of the Argo secondary
No more sitting: Argonaut defensive back Paul Bennett was benched by Willie Wood last season but now he's back as one of the key members of the Argo secondary
9/26/1979
Had enough: Veteran Jim Corrigall, the anchor of Argos' defensive line, decided the time was right to retire and wife Marybeth, son Jimmy, 10, and daughter Amy,6, are obviously happy at the decision
Had enough: Veteran Jim Corrigall, the anchor of Argos' defensive line, decided the time was right to retire and wife Marybeth, son Jimmy, 10, and daughter Amy,6, are obviously happy at the decision
2/12/1982