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Canadian winner

Canadian winner

Date2/1/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Canadian winner: Mark McKoy, centre, zips along in the 50-yard hurdles ahead of runner-up Roger Kingdom, right, and Toni Campbell, left, who came in third. He was really rolling, Olympic gold medalist Kingdom said of McKoy, and McKoy said he runs well in Toronto because, It's my city. His time of 5.95, a personal best, was just 03 seconds off Renaldo Nehemiah's world record. American Stephanie Hightower won the women's 50-yard hurdles.
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067269F
Championship toast: Winner of the 1982 Canadian Cocktail Championship, long Drink category, Hector Bedoya of Hemingway's toasts the trophy he received as one of the three winners.
Championship toast: Winner of the 1982 Canadian Cocktail Championship, long Drink category, Hector Bedoya of Hemingway's toasts the trophy he received as one of the three winners.
4/18/1982
Fire on ice, Canadian figure skating champion Karen Preston, in her first freestyle competition since last March, was a winner in Woodbridge last night
Fire on ice, Canadian figure skating champion Karen Preston, in her first freestyle competition since last March, was a winner in Woodbridge last night
1/14/1990
Hollywood's interested, but it seems Canada couldn't care less about the writing and acting abilities of Stuart Gillard, winner of two Canadian awards this year
Hollywood's interested, but it seems Canada couldn't care less about the writing and acting abilities of Stuart Gillard, winner of two Canadian awards this year
12/23/1975
Fire on ice, Canadian figure skating champion Karen Preston, in her first freestyle competition since last March, was a winner in Woodbridge last night
Fire on ice, Canadian figure skating champion Karen Preston, in her first freestyle competition since last March, was a winner in Woodbridge last night
1/14/1990
Opening stance. Nick Price, left, leading money winner on the U.S. golf tour, and top Canadian golfer Richard Zokol mull over their drives at Glen Abb(...)
Opening stance. Nick Price, left, leading money winner on the U.S. golf tour, and top Canadian golfer Richard Zokol mull over their drives at Glen Abb(...)
9/9/1993
Winner's spoils: McMurter holds the trophy high after his Canadian Superbike victory
Winner's spoils: McMurter holds the trophy high after his Canadian Superbike victory
7/5/1983
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
Award winners: Lieutenant-Governor Lincoln Alexander, Mary Jackman and Steve Stavro display the Canadian Award given to outstanding citizens in memory of John Diefenbaker
Award winners: Lieutenant-Governor Lincoln Alexander, Mary Jackman and Steve Stavro display the Canadian Award given to outstanding citizens in memory of John Diefenbaker
11/28/1985
Survivor. Wimbledon champion Evonne Goolagong Cawley was among the winners at the Canadian Open tennis championships yesterday but an injury knocked o(...)
Survivor. Wimbledon champion Evonne Goolagong Cawley was among the winners at the Canadian Open tennis championships yesterday but an injury knocked o(...)
8/13/1980
George Burns III, winner of Canadian Amateur championship, finds his mouth a convenient receptacle for golf ball as he tests his swing for his final putt
George Burns III, winner of Canadian Amateur championship, finds his mouth a convenient receptacle for golf ball as he tests his swing for his final putt
8/12/1973
Winners: John Sandusky (left) was named builder of the year last week by Canadian builders, Andy Brethour (centre) was named non-builder of the year, and David Stupart was selected as executive officer of the year.
Winners: John Sandusky (left) was named builder of the year last week by Canadian builders, Andy Brethour (centre) was named non-builder of the year, and David Stupart was selected as executive officer of the year.
7/1/1982
The Canadian figure skating team at the world championships in Geneva starting March 17 are off-ice winners in the fashion department. They gathered a(...)
The Canadian figure skating team at the world championships in Geneva starting March 17 are off-ice winners in the fashion department. They gathered a(...)
3/7/1986