Thornhill youth draws a bead on Canadian croquet title

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Thornhill youth draws a bead on Canadian croquet title

Date9/20/1988

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Power, Peter (photographer)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Thornhill youth draws a bead on Canadian croquet title. Drew McReynolds, 17, gets some help from his father, Ken, 48, while practising for the Canadian Invitational Croquet Tournament at North York's Hinder Estate this weekend. Drew, a student at Thornlea Secondary School, is favored to win.

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