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A doll delivers the dough. Maureen Davison at York Bowl on Wilson Ave. is one of Sportsmen's Corner's busiest assistants these days. She's selling cha(...)
A doll delivers the dough. Maureen Davison at York Bowl on Wilson Ave. is one of Sportsmen's Corner's busiest assistants these days. She's selling cha(...)

A doll delivers the dough. Maureen Davison at York Bowl on Wilson Ave. is one of Sportsmen's Corner's busiest assistants these days. She's selling cha(...)

Date12/15/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: A doll delivers the dough. Maureen Davison at York Bowl on Wilson Ave. is one of Sportsmen's Corner's busiest assistants these days. She's selling chances on doll to bowlers at centre and dollars are mounting up to ensure happy Christmas for youngsters.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092308F
Hal Bache, a young pro bowler, was eager to ante up some of his winnings to help out Sportsmen's Corner as he donates to Nwtonbrook Bowl manager Joe Collis
Hal Bache, a young pro bowler, was eager to ante up some of his winnings to help out Sportsmen's Corner as he donates to Nwtonbrook Bowl manager Joe Collis
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Irv Goldstein. Bottle at York Bowl
Irv Goldstein. Bottle at York Bowl
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Plaza Bowl proprietor Jack Kalb
Plaza Bowl proprietor Jack Kalb
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Bobby Brace, who bowled two perfect games last year, and his father, Jim Brace, manager of Cedar Brae Bowl, receive trophies for high 700 triples
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They're still in. Within one day of setting a new underwater endurance record only three divers remain in the Sportsmen's show contest. From top, ticked: Joe Mangus, Pat Morrison, Alberta Jones
They're still in. Within one day of setting a new underwater endurance record only three divers remain in the Sportsmen's show contest. From top, ticked: Joe Mangus, Pat Morrison, Alberta Jones
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Going for strike? Marjorie Bailey appears happy with effort as she aims ball for strike at Thorncliffe Bowlerama
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In the picture: Manager Jack Kalb of Plaza Bowling Alleys checks a new movie camera he's raffling off along with a radio and coffee pot for Sportmen's Corner
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Welcome to the world. Dr. Kay Mehren usually has peace and quiet when she delivers babies, but on Sunday she had 3,000 spectators at Metro Zoo as she (...)
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Curlers help conrer, too. Ted Dickson (left), owner of The Terrace, receives a Sportsmen's Corner milk bottle filled with a cheque for $250 from Pete (...)
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W. D. Whitaker presents cheque for $500. Star's Joe Perlove (right) accepts for Sportsmen's Corner
W. D. Whitaker presents cheque for $500. Star's Joe Perlove (right) accepts for Sportsmen's Corner
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Vic Kireluk, who shot 144 of possible 147 in snooker, was awarded $25 and turned money over to Sportsmen's Corner
Vic Kireluk, who shot 144 of possible 147 in snooker, was awarded $25 and turned money over to Sportsmen's Corner
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Curlers aid Santa Claus. Paying up, and the Sportsmen's Corner of the Star Santa Claus Fund is the big winner. Dick McCoyn (left) turns over additiona(...)
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