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Dr. Alex Scott. Wants his purple heart
Dr. Alex Scott. Wants his purple heart

Dr. Alex Scott. Wants his purple heart

Date2/12/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dr. Alex Scott. Wants his purple heart
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092716F
Curling in 1966, skip William Dennison indicates to a teammate where he wants the stone to go
Curling in 1966, skip William Dennison indicates to a teammate where he wants the stone to go
12/6/1966
Wins debut: Humber Highland's Bob Charlebois made his first appearance in this year's Canada Life bonspiel last night and led his makeshift rink to an 8-3 win over clubmate Jack Banks
Wins debut: Humber Highland's Bob Charlebois made his first appearance in this year's Canada Life bonspiel last night and led his makeshift rink to an 8-3 win over clubmate Jack Banks
1/14/1980
Study in concentration. A crouching Al Hackner watches his sweepers as he delivers a rock in his match against John Base in the Molson Classic at the (...)
Study in concentration. A crouching Al Hackner watches his sweepers as he delivers a rock in his match against John Base in the Molson Classic at the (...)
11/9/1985
He was really smokin' Cigar-chomping Jim MacNelly, who wears his 79 years lightly, hoists his broom to call for the proper weight from the other end i(...)
He was really smokin' Cigar-chomping Jim MacNelly, who wears his 79 years lightly, hoists his broom to call for the proper weight from the other end i(...)
12/19/1986
Creepy way to win a bet. Norbert MacKinnon, New Brunswick skip, gets a particular kick out of beating his counterpart from P.E.I., John Fortier, becau(...)
Creepy way to win a bet. Norbert MacKinnon, New Brunswick skip, gets a particular kick out of beating his counterpart from P.E.I., John Fortier, becau(...)
2/13/1985
How low can you go? Alberta lead Don Bartlett bellies up to the rink yesterday, getting just the right angle to watch his rock. It's tough to argue wi(...)
How low can you go? Alberta lead Don Bartlett bellies up to the rink yesterday, getting just the right angle to watch his rock. It's tough to argue wi(...)
3/7/1991
Take it away, boys. Steve Hambrook, skip for the R.A. Curling Club of Ottawa, releases a stone during his match against the Tam Heather Country Club o(...)
Take it away, boys. Steve Hambrook, skip for the R.A. Curling Club of Ottawa, releases a stone during his match against the Tam Heather Country Club o(...)
2/1/1990
He's on the broom. Ian Robertson and his Thornhill rink were on the broom with majority of their shots at Canada Life Bonspiel yesterday. Thornhill won big prize
He's on the broom. Ian Robertson and his Thornhill rink were on the broom with majority of their shots at Canada Life Bonspiel yesterday. Thornhill won big prize
1/13/1990
There are plenty of medals after 50 years of being a champion curler and diver, Alf Phillips and his wife Marg can attest. Tonight at Royal York Hotel(...)
There are plenty of medals after 50 years of being a champion curler and diver, Alf Phillips and his wife Marg can attest. Tonight at Royal York Hotel(...)
2/17/1970
Anxiously Watching the course of his rock is Bill Seabrook, skip of a Tam-Heather rink that lost to a Barry Mitchell foursome from Royal Canadians in (...)
Anxiously Watching the course of his rock is Bill Seabrook, skip of a Tam-Heather rink that lost to a Barry Mitchell foursome from Royal Canadians in (...)
1/12/1976
Ron work, the second for John DeGraaf's Humber Highlands rink, watches his shot in Canada Life bonspiel game against the Ken McIntury's Boulevard rink. Humber Highlands won 6-4
Ron work, the second for John DeGraaf's Humber Highlands rink, watches his shot in Canada Life bonspiel game against the Ken McIntury's Boulevard rink. Humber Highlands won 6-4
1/12/1980
Looks good: Manitoba skip Jeff Stoughton turns his rock over to Ken Tressor, right, and Gary Vandenbeghe, yesterday at the Brier
Looks good: Manitoba skip Jeff Stoughton turns his rock over to Ken Tressor, right, and Gary Vandenbeghe, yesterday at the Brier
3/4/1991