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The Star was broadcast from the Bluenose in its thebaud off the coast of Massachusetts, as part series
The Star was broadcast from the Bluenose in its thebaud off the coast of Massachusetts, as part series

The Star was broadcast from the Bluenose in its thebaud off the coast of Massachusetts, as part series

Date10/29/1938
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  • The Star was broadcast from the Bluenose in its thebaud off the coast of Massachusetts; as part series. The other four; from LEFT to RIGHT; Willis and Ted Briggs; C.B.C. commentators in charge of this division. [Incomplete]
  • The Star was broadcast from the Bluenose in its thebaud off the coast of Massachusetts, as part series
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Star was broadcast from the Bluenose in its thebaud off the coast of Massachusetts; as part series. The other four; from LEFT to RIGHT; Willis and Ted Briggs; C.B.C. commentators in charge of this division. [Incomplete]
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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_0014527F
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Bluenose skipper is guest of R
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The first race will be over a short course Sunday and when the Bluenose goes over the line
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