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W. D. Whitaker presents cheque for $500. Star's Joe Perlove (right) accepts for Sportsmen's Corner
W. D. Whitaker presents cheque for $500. Star's Joe Perlove (right) accepts for Sportsmen's Corner

W. D. Whitaker presents cheque for $500. Star's Joe Perlove (right) accepts for Sportsmen's Corner

Date12/10/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: W. D. Whitaker presents cheque for $500. Star's Joe Perlove (right) accepts for Sportsmen's Corner
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073153F
Max Bell honored: Sam Gwartzman, right, co-chairman of last night's dinner staged by the B'nai B'rith Sportsmen's Lodge, presents plaque to guest Max Bell
Max Bell honored: Sam Gwartzman, right, co-chairman of last night's dinner staged by the B'nai B'rith Sportsmen's Lodge, presents plaque to guest Max Bell
5/4/1967
Curlers help conrer, too. Ted Dickson (left), owner of The Terrace, receives a Sportsmen's Corner milk bottle filled with a cheque for $250 from Pete (...)
Curlers help conrer, too. Ted Dickson (left), owner of The Terrace, receives a Sportsmen's Corner milk bottle filled with a cheque for $250 from Pete (...)
12/12/1972
Hold that tiger: Punjab, 475 pounds of tiger, is one of stars of Canadian National Sportsmen's Show, running from today until March 24, at Coliseum in Exhibition Park
Hold that tiger: Punjab, 475 pounds of tiger, is one of stars of Canadian National Sportsmen's Show, running from today until March 24, at Coliseum in Exhibition Park
3/16/1972
Hal Bache, a young pro bowler, was eager to ante up some of his winnings to help out Sportsmen's Corner as he donates to Nwtonbrook Bowl manager Joe Collis
Hal Bache, a young pro bowler, was eager to ante up some of his winnings to help out Sportsmen's Corner as he donates to Nwtonbrook Bowl manager Joe Collis
12/8/1966
Curlers aid Santa Claus. Paying up, and the Sportsmen's Corner of the Star Santa Claus Fund is the big winner. Dick McCoyn (left) turns over additiona(...)
Curlers aid Santa Claus. Paying up, and the Sportsmen's Corner of the Star Santa Claus Fund is the big winner. Dick McCoyn (left) turns over additiona(...)
12/19/1972
It's first class. Don Stoyanovich of Rack and Cue Billiards checks on customs cue that is being raffled off with proceeds going to the Sportsmen's Corner of The Star Santa Claus Fund
It's first class. Don Stoyanovich of Rack and Cue Billiards checks on customs cue that is being raffled off with proceeds going to the Sportsmen's Corner of The Star Santa Claus Fund
12/18/1972
Pair in the winner's circle. Jockey Jeff Fell (left) receives the Joe Perlove Memorial Trophy from The Star's managing editor, Ray Timson, at Constell(...)
Pair in the winner's circle. Jockey Jeff Fell (left) receives the Joe Perlove Memorial Trophy from The Star's managing editor, Ray Timson, at Constell(...)
5/1/1977
Tom Okker hands with Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald of Ontario and accepts $10,000 first-prize cheque for winning Rothmans International tennis ch(...)
Tom Okker hands with Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald of Ontario and accepts $10,000 first-prize cheque for winning Rothmans International tennis ch(...)
2/17/1974
Marshal Stearns accepts cheques from Margaret Birch, Ontario secretary for social development, and Paul Godfrey (centre)
Marshal Stearns accepts cheques from Margaret Birch, Ontario secretary for social development, and Paul Godfrey (centre)
6/15/1979
At the government throat? Joe Laflamme, mighty-man of the north, finished a triumphant tour of sportsmen's shows in the United States today by a visit to Queen's Park
At the government throat? Joe Laflamme, mighty-man of the north, finished a triumphant tour of sportsmen's shows in the United States today by a visit to Queen's Park
4/14/1939
They're still in. Within one day of setting a new underwater endurance record only three divers remain in the Sportsmen's show contest. From top, ticked: Joe Mangus, Pat Morrison, Alberta Jones
They're still in. Within one day of setting a new underwater endurance record only three divers remain in the Sportsmen's show contest. From top, ticked: Joe Mangus, Pat Morrison, Alberta Jones
3/16/1961
Green cover with protrait of a man surrounded by illustrations of various merchandise - jewelle ...
1st annual catalogue : Frank S. Taggart & Co. Album and buyers' guide of watches, clocks, diamonds, fine gold & silver jewellery, gold & silver tableware, art goods, guns, revolvers, fire arms, ammunition, sportsmens' requisites, bicycles, &c. 87 & 89 King St. W.
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