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Co-leader: Jim Gallagher, money leader on the TPS tour, made the most of his nexpected exemption into the Canadian Open with a sparkling five-under-par 67 yesterday to share the first round lead
Co-leader: Jim Gallagher, money leader on the TPS tour, made the most of his nexpected exemption into the Canadian Open with a sparkling five-under-par 67 yesterday to share the first round lead

Co-leader: Jim Gallagher, money leader on the TPS tour, made the most of his nexpected exemption into the Canadian Open with a sparkling five-under-par 67 yesterday to share the first round lead

Date7/5/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Co-leader: Jim Gallagher, money leader on the TPS tour, made the most of his nexpected exemption into the Canadian Open with a sparkling five-under-par 67 yesterday to share the first round lead.
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Early leader, Nick Price, seen here sinking a putt on the eighth to save par, leads Open with a five-under 67
Early leader, Nick Price, seen here sinking a putt on the eighth to save par, leads Open with a five-under 67
6/28/1984
Leader in openm Gibby GIlbert lines up a putt enroute to a sparkling 65, low score by one shot over two other golfers among 144 in field. Par took quite a beating
Leader in openm Gibby GIlbert lines up a putt enroute to a sparkling 65, low score by one shot over two other golfers among 144 in field. Par took quite a beating
7/2/1970
This is golf Gibby Gilbert, first round leader in Canadian Open golf tournament in London, ponders what to do after he overhot green on the 18th hole (...)
This is golf Gibby Gilbert, first round leader in Canadian Open golf tournament in London, ponders what to do after he overhot green on the 18th hole (...)
7/3/1970
Beaming leader, Defending champion Greg Norman, the expatriate Australian who won the Canadian Open last year, was in a good mood after a 67 yesterday and a piece of the lead
Beaming leader, Defending champion Greg Norman, the expatriate Australian who won the Canadian Open last year, was in a good mood after a 67 yesterday and a piece of the lead
7/4/1985
High Hopes: Australian Ian Baker-Finch set his sights on a good showing in opening round and his shots were on target as he fired a five-under-par 67
High Hopes: Australian Ian Baker-Finch set his sights on a good showing in opening round and his shots were on target as he fired a five-under-par 67
6/22/1989
It's a puzzler: Ralph Landrum sits on his gold bag, scratching his head and possibly wondering how he earned a share of the first-round lead at the Canadian Open yesterday
It's a puzzler: Ralph Landrum sits on his gold bag, scratching his head and possibly wondering how he earned a share of the first-round lead at the Canadian Open yesterday
7/28/1983
Co-leader: Ralph Landrum admits he's a little nervous being on the leader board in the Canadian Open, but he was gaining more confidence at the finish of spectacular round yesterday
Co-leader: Ralph Landrum admits he's a little nervous being on the leader board in the Canadian Open, but he was gaining more confidence at the finish of spectacular round yesterday
7/28/1983
Gary Cowan of Kitchener, playing his first tournament in three months, had a 69 yesterday to lead the first round of the Ontario Amateur golf champion(...)
Gary Cowan of Kitchener, playing his first tournament in three months, had a 69 yesterday to lead the first round of the Ontario Amateur golf champion(...)
7/10/1974
Tom Weiskopf admires the Peter Jackson Trophy-an Eskimo carving-which he won by shooting final-round 70 for 10-under-par 278 yesterday in the Canadian Open at Richelieu Valley
Tom Weiskopf admires the Peter Jackson Trophy-an Eskimo carving-which he won by shooting final-round 70 for 10-under-par 278 yesterday in the Canadian Open at Richelieu Valley
7/29/1973
Hangin' On: Three-shot lead. Seven holes to go. No problem, right? Not quite. But Ken Green managed to hang on and win the Canadian Open by a single shot over a pair of PGA pros yesterday
Hangin' On: Three-shot lead. Seven holes to go. No problem, right? Not quite. But Ken Green managed to hang on and win the Canadian Open by a single shot over a pair of PGA pros yesterday
9/5/1988
Bear on the prowl, Jack Nicklaus has switched to a 27-year-old putter he used through most of his career and he shot a 67 yesterday, one stroke off lead in U.S. Open
Bear on the prowl, Jack Nicklaus has switched to a 27-year-old putter he used through most of his career and he shot a 67 yesterday, one stroke off lead in U.S. Open
6/15/1989
Par will take beating: Casper. The pros should score well in the Canadian Open starting today at St. George's golf club, says Billy Casper, one of the(...)
Par will take beating: Casper. The pros should score well in the Canadian Open starting today at St. George's golf club, says Billy Casper, one of the(...)
6/19/1968