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Now that's a crowd
Now that's a crowd

Now that's a crowd

Date8/1/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Now that's a crowd: Not all the spectators who attended yesterday's final round of the Canadian Open Abbey Golf Club were watching the action on the 18th hole - it just seemed that way. Bruce Lietzke won the event with a total score of 277. He won $76,500. Hal Sutton was two strokes back and won $40,000. Tommy Valentine was third, three strokes behind, and won $24,650.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0094231F
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That's protection
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