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The winners
The winners

The winners

Date11/17/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: The winners: These four players won Canadian university footballl awards. From the left, Greg Vavra of Calgary, outstanding player, Paul Nastasiuk of Wilfrid Laurier, top roookie, Jim Desilva of Carleton, top lineman, and Tom Timlin of Carleton, outstanding defensive non-lineman.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0093281F
1984 Schenley Ciau Football Awards four winners - At table with trophies L to R - Larry Oglesby - President's Trophy, Phil Scarfone - Hec Crighton Tro(...)
1984 Schenley Ciau Football Awards four winners - At table with trophies L to R - Larry Oglesby - President's Trophy, Phil Scarfone - Hec Crighton Tro(...)
11/22/1984
Amateur athletes meet a pro. Bob Houmard, a six-foot-three Argonaut fullbakc, takes time out from practice yesterday to congratulate two winners in th(...)
Amateur athletes meet a pro. Bob Houmard, a six-foot-three Argonaut fullbakc, takes time out from practice yesterday to congratulate two winners in th(...)
6/14/1973
Winners. The physically battered but determined Bombers celebrate their victory in dressing room. Half back Ron Latourelle (31) leads cheering. Latour(...)
Winners. The physically battered but determined Bombers celebrate their victory in dressing room. Half back Ron Latourelle (31) leads cheering. Latour(...)
12/3/1962
With $50,000 at stake, winners of the Manitoba sweepstakes-Ken Gjesdal of Courtenay, B
With $50,000 at stake, winners of the Manitoba sweepstakes-Ken Gjesdal of Courtenay, B
12/1/1972
Governor-General's grid award. Governor-General George Vanier (left) presents Vanier Cup to Varsity Blues, winners of College Bowl game. Receiving awa(...)
Governor-General's grid award. Governor-General George Vanier (left) presents Vanier Cup to Varsity Blues, winners of College Bowl game. Receiving awa(...)
3/15/1966
Special award winners honored. Winners of Gus Ryder special athlete awards for overcoming great handicaps in swimming are, front (I. to r.) Audrey Ham(...)
Special award winners honored. Winners of Gus Ryder special athlete awards for overcoming great handicaps in swimming are, front (I. to r.) Audrey Ham(...)
1/27/1964
Delighted owner J. Louis Levesque of Montreal leads Queen's Plate winner L'Enjoleur and jockey Sandy Hawley to winner's circle at Woodbine Saturday. I(...)
Delighted owner J. Louis Levesque of Montreal leads Queen's Plate winner L'Enjoleur and jockey Sandy Hawley to winner's circle at Woodbine Saturday. I(...)
6/29/1975
Playing for the money: Former Ohio State all-American Tom Cousineau has played in his share of big games but he says the Grey Cup is different - the winners can cash in on their victory
Playing for the money: Former Ohio State all-American Tom Cousineau has played in his share of big games but he says the Grey Cup is different - the winners can cash in on their victory
11/23/1979
Pick Winner. Can't tell the winning coach without a program-- left is smiling Jim Trimble (the loser) while pensive Rud Grant (the winner) is right
Pick Winner. Can't tell the winning coach without a program-- left is smiling Jim Trimble (the loser) while pensive Rud Grant (the winner) is right
12/4/1961
Proud moment: Owner John deWitt Marsh of Virgina poses in winner's circle with Majesty's Prince and jockey Laffit Pincay after Rothmans International at Woodbine
Proud moment: Owner John deWitt Marsh of Virgina poses in winner's circle with Majesty's Prince and jockey Laffit Pincay after Rothmans International at Woodbine
10/21/1984
Prentice Cup Winners Pickering Trojans
Prentice Cup Winners Pickering Trojans
6/23/1998
Happy Winners at Canadian Film Awards last night (from left) Jean Beaudin (best director), Monique Mercure (best actress), and Len Cariou (best actor)(...)
Happy Winners at Canadian Film Awards last night (from left) Jean Beaudin (best director), Monique Mercure (best actress), and Len Cariou (best actor)(...)
11/20/1977