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Gary Rangasamy: Guyanese boy, 13, hopes to be wielding a cricket bat soon
Gary Rangasamy: Guyanese boy, 13, hopes to be wielding a cricket bat soon

Gary Rangasamy: Guyanese boy, 13, hopes to be wielding a cricket bat soon

Date8/20/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gary Rangasamy: Guyanese boy, 13, hopes to be wielding a cricket bat soon.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0075455F
Gary Rangasamy: Guyanese boy says he would prefer an artificial arm
Gary Rangasamy: Guyanese boy says he would prefer an artificial arm
8/20/1985
Looking ahead: Gary Rangasamy, who has always dreamed about playing cricket, gets a lesson in how to hold a bat from his brother, Eric, at their uncle's home in Scarborough yesterday
Looking ahead: Gary Rangasamy, who has always dreamed about playing cricket, gets a lesson in how to hold a bat from his brother, Eric, at their uncle's home in Scarborough yesterday
9/3/1985
Brothers's grief: Joe Sabatino said he pleaded with a police officer not to fire at his 32-year-old brother Dominic, who was wielding a baseball bat
Brothers's grief: Joe Sabatino said he pleaded with a police officer not to fire at his 32-year-old brother Dominic, who was wielding a baseball bat
8/9/1992
Dave McKay, who has been wielding a hot bat this season, hit a two-run double for the Blue Jays in their 8-6 win over Kansas City
Dave McKay, who has been wielding a hot bat this season, hit a two-run double for the Blue Jays in their 8-6 win over Kansas City
4/14/1979
Hoping to hit way into the lineup---Outfielder Mitch Webster hopes his bat will win him a spot with the Blue Jays
Hoping to hit way into the lineup---Outfielder Mitch Webster hopes his bat will win him a spot with the Blue Jays
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Cricket's great one: Cricket star Viv Richards autographs bats yesterday as he helps promote today's United Way cricket match
Cricket's great one: Cricket star Viv Richards autographs bats yesterday as he helps promote today's United Way cricket match
11/1/1991
When everything is cricket. In a cricket game in Aurora, Scott Cole bats for St. Andrew's College against Upper Canada College of Toronto. The game's (...)
When everything is cricket. In a cricket game in Aurora, Scott Cole bats for St. Andrew's College against Upper Canada College of Toronto. The game's (...)
6/1/1975
Spencer Schrump. Enrolled as an air crew recruit, he hopes soon to commence training which will lead to the fulfilment of his ambition to become a fig(...)
Spencer Schrump. Enrolled as an air crew recruit, he hopes soon to commence training which will lead to the fulfilment of his ambition to become a fig(...)
2/25/1941
Retooling for pop: Responding to national anti-alcoholic drive, brewery in Utena, Lithuania, has retooled to produce soft drinks and hopes soon to be completely automated
Retooling for pop: Responding to national anti-alcoholic drive, brewery in Utena, Lithuania, has retooled to produce soft drinks and hopes soon to be completely automated
8/27/1987
Hooper Power. Carl Hooper was at his brilliant best with bat and ball as he guided West Indies to cricket win over the Rest of the World
Hooper Power. Carl Hooper was at his brilliant best with bat and ball as he guided West Indies to cricket win over the Rest of the World
11/2/1991
Bat man: West Indies team captain Courtney Walsh arrived in Toronto last night well-armed for tomorrow's United Way charity cricket match against the Rest of the World
Bat man: West Indies team captain Courtney Walsh arrived in Toronto last night well-armed for tomorrow's United Way charity cricket match against the Rest of the World
11/3/1989
Centre photo shows Jamaican-born cricketer Clem Lawson and Maureen Hoohing framed in a wedding arch of cricket bats held by Clem's teammates after the(...)
Centre photo shows Jamaican-born cricketer Clem Lawson and Maureen Hoohing framed in a wedding arch of cricket bats held by Clem's teammates after the(...)
8/13/1972