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Bomback: He most likely will start the home opener on Friday as scheduled
Bomback: He most likely will start the home opener on Friday as scheduled

Bomback: He most likely will start the home opener on Friday as scheduled

Date5/4/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bomback: He most likely will start the home opener on Friday as scheduled.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0033340F
No-Frills writer George Jonas abandons luxury when he writes - and uses only a typewriter, a chair and a box as he puts the finishing touches to his new play, Pushkin, opener for Theatre Plus
No-Frills writer George Jonas abandons luxury when he writes - and uses only a typewriter, a chair and a box as he puts the finishing touches to his new play, Pushkin, opener for Theatre Plus
5/23/1978
Due to illness our scheduled guest speaker Mr
Due to illness our scheduled guest speaker Mr
12/8/1980
Star and co-adapter of By Grand Central Station I Sat Down And Wept, Theatre Passe Muraille's season opener, Nancy Beatty scored 13 out of 15 on our quiz
Star and co-adapter of By Grand Central Station I Sat Down And Wept, Theatre Passe Muraille's season opener, Nancy Beatty scored 13 out of 15 on our quiz
10/6/1986
Gilles Gratton, making one of his patented brilliant stops, will likely be in nets for Toronto Toros in opener of WHA semi-final series at Gardens tonight
Gilles Gratton, making one of his patented brilliant stops, will likely be in nets for Toronto Toros in opener of WHA semi-final series at Gardens tonight
4/15/1974
New 'Town' starts. True Davidson, East York mayor, breaks the ground at Cresent Town, which will accommodate 20,000 persons in 14 buildings near the Victoria Park subway
New 'Town' starts. True Davidson, East York mayor, breaks the ground at Cresent Town, which will accommodate 20,000 persons in 14 buildings near the Victoria Park subway
9/18/1969
More Bombacks
More Bombacks
5/4/1981
Argos' savior?: New boy Dan Manucci handled most of the quarterbacking chores in practice yesterday and will most likely start Sunday against Ottawa
Argos' savior?: New boy Dan Manucci handled most of the quarterbacking chores in practice yesterday and will most likely start Sunday against Ottawa
9/9/1981
Sheila and Arthur Hailey in Scarboro home: He visited 33 hotels for best-selling ''Hotel''?it's airports next
Sheila and Arthur Hailey in Scarboro home: He visited 33 hotels for best-selling ''Hotel''?it's airports next
4/2/1965
Twenty is plenty. Leaf goalie Tim Bernhardt shows the 20-stitch cut he suffered when struck on facemask by a shot fired by Detroit's Darryl Sitler. But he'll likely start tonight
Twenty is plenty. Leaf goalie Tim Bernhardt shows the 20-stitch cut he suffered when struck on facemask by a shot fired by Detroit's Darryl Sitler. But he'll likely start tonight
3/12/1985
Nadine Gordimer: South African writer indicates in her most recent work that the logical outcome of oppression is indiscriminate bloodshed, yet refrains from sounding the apocalyptic note
Nadine Gordimer: South African writer indicates in her most recent work that the logical outcome of oppression is indiscriminate bloodshed, yet refrains from sounding the apocalyptic note
9/30/1981
Author, editor, playwright, former newspaper publisher, and former master of University of Toronto's Massey College, Robertson Davies, 72, is Canada's most renowned man of letters. Who knows what thoughts of genius are brewing in Davies' mind
Author, editor, playwright, former newspaper publisher, and former master of University of Toronto's Massey College, Robertson Davies, 72, is Canada's most renowned man of letters. Who knows what thoughts of genius are brewing in Davies' mind
1/7/1986
Autograph letter in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting. 
Windlesham, Crowborough, Sussex; "Dear Sir; You will be sorry to hear that Ashton Johnson died suddenly last Friday..."
January 11, 1907