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It was another world . . . Horace (Lefty) Gwynne treasures the mementos of six decades ago: The Olympic gold medal he won in Los Angeles, alongside ot(...)
It was another world . . . Horace (Lefty) Gwynne treasures the mementos of six decades ago: The Olympic gold medal he won in Los Angeles, alongside ot(...)

It was another world . . . Horace (Lefty) Gwynne treasures the mementos of six decades ago: The Olympic gold medal he won in Los Angeles, alongside ot(...)

Date8/7/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: It was another world . . . Horace (Lefty) Gwynne treasures the mementos of six decades ago: The Olympic gold medal he won in Los Angeles, alongside other honors awarded to the Jockey-turned-boxer who represented Canada. He received his medal from U.S. Vice-president Charles Curtis.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092315F
Frank Consentino (left) admires gold medals in boxing won by Lefty Gwynne at 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles
Frank Consentino (left) admires gold medals in boxing won by Lefty Gwynne at 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles
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On her own: Lori Fung, 22, who won a gold medal in rhythmic gymnastics for Canada at the Los Angeles Olympics, says if she still feels she is world-class in 1988, she'll compete at Seoul Olympics
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Horace (lefty) Gwynne and Wife Ettie
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Shawn O'SUllivan, A gold medal at Los Angeles next year is the Toronto boxer's goal
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Anne Ottenbrite, Whitby breaststroke specialist earned three Olympic medals in Los Angeles
Anne Ottenbrite, Whitby breaststroke specialist earned three Olympic medals in Los Angeles
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Shirley Douglas has moved back to Canada after a decade embroiled in controversy in Los Angeles
Shirley Douglas has moved back to Canada after a decade embroiled in controversy in Los Angeles
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Trying for gold: Despite ciriticism, business will be paying the shot when athletes compete in 1984 in Los Angeles
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Former Mr. Ivan, the hairdresser, Stan Anderson now owns a string of pubs in Toronto and hopes to open another in Los Angeles, with actor Michael Caine
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Sports - Olympics - (1984) - Los Angeles (Summer)
Sports - Olympics - (1984) - Los Angeles (Summer)
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One in a series: Jessie Foyle, 77, left, sports the World Series tickets she has used over the past 28 years while Los Angeles Dodgers managers Tommy Lasorda flashes his new Star T-shirt yesterday
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Eye to eye: Yankees' owner George Steinbrenner, left, appears to be in a serious discussion with Tommy Lasorda, manager of the World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers, at last night's Sports Celebrities Dinner
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One in a series: Jessie Foyle, 77, left, sports the World Series tickets she has used over the past 28 years while Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda flashes his new Star T-shirt yesterday
One in a series: Jessie Foyle, 77, left, sports the World Series tickets she has used over the past 28 years while Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda flashes his new Star T-shirt yesterday
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