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Neither rain, nor sleet . . . Ray Floyd wasn't going to let yesterday's miserable conditions disrupt his practice session at Glen Abbey. West Virginia(...)
Neither rain, nor sleet . . . Ray Floyd wasn't going to let yesterday's miserable conditions disrupt his practice session at Glen Abbey. West Virginia(...)

Neither rain, nor sleet . . . Ray Floyd wasn't going to let yesterday's miserable conditions disrupt his practice session at Glen Abbey. West Virginia(...)

Date7/29/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Neither rain; nor sleet . . . Ray Floyd wasn't going to let yesterday's miserable conditions disrupt his practice session at Glen Abbey. West Virginia native; second in tour earnings; has a 1:26 tee-off time tomorrow as the Canadian Open gets underway on Oakville monster.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0047437F
In full swing: Ray Floyd is one of the favorites heading into the first round of the Labatt's International at Cherry Hill
In full swing: Ray Floyd is one of the favorites heading into the first round of the Labatt's International at Cherry Hill
7/7/1982
Ray Floyd. Seven birdies have him chirping in Labatt's golf/D2
Ray Floyd. Seven birdies have him chirping in Labatt's golf/D2
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Ray Floyd: U.S. golf tour's finest front-runner pulled away from Memphis field
Ray Floyd: U.S. golf tour's finest front-runner pulled away from Memphis field
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Action at the Open: Canadian Dan Halldorson (right) is just one stroke off the pace after the first round of the Canadian Open at Oakville's Glen Abbey course
Action at the Open: Canadian Dan Halldorson (right) is just one stroke off the pace after the first round of the Canadian Open at Oakville's Glen Abbey course
6/26/1986
The Canadian Open at Glen Abbey ends with a dramatic two-stroke victory for Steve Jones, of Phoenix, Ariz
The Canadian Open at Glen Abbey ends with a dramatic two-stroke victory for Steve Jones, of Phoenix, Ariz
6/25/1989
Tony Jacklin (right), British Open golf champ, glances over his shoulder at the putting style of Doug Sanders in yesterday's opening round of the Cana(...)
Tony Jacklin (right), British Open golf champ, glances over his shoulder at the putting style of Doug Sanders in yesterday's opening round of the Cana(...)
7/24/1969
Neither snow nor rain . . . As miserable as it was, there were thousands whose jobs forced them outside into slip-slide-sludge city. Mall carriers, fo(...)
Neither snow nor rain . . . As miserable as it was, there were thousands whose jobs forced them outside into slip-slide-sludge city. Mall carriers, fo(...)
2/12/1985
Neither snow nor rain . . . As miserable as it was, there were thousands whose jobs forced them outside into slip-slide-sludge city. Mail carriers, fo(...)
Neither snow nor rain . . . As miserable as it was, there were thousands whose jobs forced them outside into slip-slide-sludge city. Mail carriers, fo(...)
2/12/1985
Phil Farley of Scarboro coaxes a putt down during yesterday's first round of the Canadian seniors golf championship
Phil Farley of Scarboro coaxes a putt down during yesterday's first round of the Canadian seniors golf championship
7/10/1969
Barbara Bunkowsky, the Burlington golfer who combined athletic skill with model good looks, has been going through a two-year drought on the Ladies Pr(...)
Barbara Bunkowsky, the Burlington golfer who combined athletic skill with model good looks, has been going through a two-year drought on the Ladies Pr(...)
7/22/1986
Drying off: U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin wipes his right foot after blasting out from the water near the ninth green during second round of the Canadian Open yesterday
Drying off: U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin wipes his right foot after blasting out from the water near the ninth green during second round of the Canadian Open yesterday
6/22/1979
He's hot: Manitoba native Dan Halldorson, battling the heat, had his first top-10 finish in the Canadian Open
He's hot: Manitoba native Dan Halldorson, battling the heat, had his first top-10 finish in the Canadian Open
6/25/1989