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Oh, what a shocker!, The first time Jackie Parker, Argonauts' $30,000-a-year quarterback, played with his new team in an intra-squad game he sprained his ankle
Oh, what a shocker!, The first time Jackie Parker, Argonauts' $30,000-a-year quarterback, played with his new team in an intra-squad game he sprained his ankle

Oh, what a shocker!, The first time Jackie Parker, Argonauts' $30,000-a-year quarterback, played with his new team in an intra-squad game he sprained his ankle

Date7/11/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Oh, what a shocker!, The first time Jackie Parker, Argonauts' $30,000-a-year quarterback, played with his new team in an intra-squad game he sprained his ankle.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072544F
On the sidelines: Argonauts running back Terry Metcalf stretched ligaments in his knee during the Argos' intra-squad scrimmage yesterday and will miss Wednesday's exhibition opener
On the sidelines: Argonauts running back Terry Metcalf stretched ligaments in his knee during the Argos' intra-squad scrimmage yesterday and will miss Wednesday's exhibition opener
6/7/1980
In good form: Running back Neil Lumsden was one of many players who exhibited excellent talent last night during Argonauts intra-squad game before 38,820 spectators at Exhibition Stadium
In good form: Running back Neil Lumsden was one of many players who exhibited excellent talent last night during Argonauts intra-squad game before 38,820 spectators at Exhibition Stadium
6/8/1977
Dan Feraday: University of Toronto quarterback looked at home in Argo blue-white intra-squad game
Dan Feraday: University of Toronto quarterback looked at home in Argo blue-white intra-squad game
9/3/1980
Open wide: Dr. Leo Sussman, who has been team dentist to the Toronto Argonauts for 15 years, goes to work on reserve quarterback Mike Williams. Sussman has been attending Argo games since 1945
Open wide: Dr. Leo Sussman, who has been team dentist to the Toronto Argonauts for 15 years, goes to work on reserve quarterback Mike Williams. Sussman has been attending Argo games since 1945
7/21/1981
Brad Park Shrugs off a check. At Team Canada intra-squad game
Brad Park Shrugs off a check. At Team Canada intra-squad game
8/21/1972
Argonauts backup quarterback Mike Kerrigan plays toss with his 5-year-old son, Michael Jr
Argonauts backup quarterback Mike Kerrigan plays toss with his 5-year-old son, Michael Jr
7/22/1992
New leaf: Mark LaForest stretches out before intra-squad game
New leaf: Mark LaForest stretches out before intra-squad game
9/11/1989
Curling Quarterback calls play, New Argo quarterback Jackie Parker was no sooner in Toronto than he headed for a curling rink
Curling Quarterback calls play, New Argo quarterback Jackie Parker was no sooner in Toronto than he headed for a curling rink
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Argonauts are sitting out this year's Grey Cup so team member Dave Raimey will spend Sunday afternoon pretty much like this. He and his wife Melody wi(...)
Argonauts are sitting out this year's Grey Cup so team member Dave Raimey will spend Sunday afternoon pretty much like this. He and his wife Melody wi(...)
11/14/1974
Argonauts' quarterback Wally Gabler and his wife will be in the CNE stands watching the Grey Cup Saturday
Argonauts' quarterback Wally Gabler and his wife will be in the CNE stands watching the Grey Cup Saturday
11/26/1968
Stage fright: Dean Dorsey, a University of Toronto product, gets his first start as Argonauts' kicker tomorrow night in Calgary and admits he is nervous about his debut in Canadian Football League
Stage fright: Dean Dorsey, a University of Toronto product, gets his first start as Argonauts' kicker tomorrow night in Calgary and admits he is nervous about his debut in Canadian Football League
9/15/1982
And he stayed, Jackie Parker, Ol' Spaghetti Legs, came to Canada from Mississippi in 1954 as a half-back, and stayed to become one of the greatest quarterbacks and player, in CFL history
And he stayed, Jackie Parker, Ol' Spaghetti Legs, came to Canada from Mississippi in 1954 as a half-back, and stayed to become one of the greatest quarterbacks and player, in CFL history
11/22/1980