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What's up, doc? Tom Pashby, the ophthalmologist who pioneered in better eye protection for hockey players, is saluted at dinner last night by Don Cherry and Leaf Ed Olczyk
What's up, doc? Tom Pashby, the ophthalmologist who pioneered in better eye protection for hockey players, is saluted at dinner last night by Don Cherry and Leaf Ed Olczyk

What's up, doc? Tom Pashby, the ophthalmologist who pioneered in better eye protection for hockey players, is saluted at dinner last night by Don Cherry and Leaf Ed Olczyk

Date3/27/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: What's up, doc? Tom Pashby, the ophthalmologist who pioneered in better eye protection for hockey players, is saluted at dinner last night by Don Cherry and Leaf Ed Olczyk.
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What's up, Doc?
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Rising star, Ed Olczyk, far right in photo with Kirk Muller and Mario Lemieux at the 1984 draft, was the youngest player in the NHL that year. Today, (...)
Rising star, Ed Olczyk, far right in photo with Kirk Muller and Mario Lemieux at the 1984 draft, was the youngest player in the NHL that year. Today, (...)
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