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Returning a winner: Ottawa's Marjorie Blackwood, who almost packed in tennis career, scored opening-round decision last night in women's Futures even at Mississauga's Cobblestone Courts
Returning a winner: Ottawa's Marjorie Blackwood, who almost packed in tennis career, scored opening-round decision last night in women's Futures even at Mississauga's Cobblestone Courts

Returning a winner: Ottawa's Marjorie Blackwood, who almost packed in tennis career, scored opening-round decision last night in women's Futures even at Mississauga's Cobblestone Courts

Date1/13/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Returning a winner: Ottawa's Marjorie Blackwood, who almost packed in tennis career, scored opening-round decision last night in women's Futures even at Mississauga's Cobblestone Courts.
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