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Memories of Olympic Victory are still fresh to Dr. G. Harrold Campbell, 94-year-old Orangeville dentist. He was a member of the Canadian field lacross(...)
Memories of Olympic Victory are still fresh to Dr. G. Harrold Campbell, 94-year-old Orangeville dentist. He was a member of the Canadian field lacross(...)

Memories of Olympic Victory are still fresh to Dr. G. Harrold Campbell, 94-year-old Orangeville dentist. He was a member of the Canadian field lacross(...)

Date1/27/1972
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  • Memories of Olympic Victory are still fresh to Dr. G. Harrold Campbell, 94-year-old Orangeville dentist. He was a member of the Canadian field lacross(...)
  • Memories of Olympic Victory are still fresh to Dr. G. Harrold Campbell; 94-year-old Orangeville dentist. He was a member of the Canadian field lacrosse team which won gold medal in 1908 Olympic Games in London. Still interested in sports; he remains active in dentistry and vividly recalls Olympic exploits.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Memories of Olympic Victory are still fresh to Dr. G. Harrold Campbell; 94-year-old Orangeville dentist. He was a member of the Canadian field lacrosse team which won gold medal in 1908 Olympic Games in London. Still interested in sports; he remains active in dentistry and vividly recalls Olympic exploits.
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