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A pleasant scull session off sunnyside, Oarsman Andy Wyrobek of the Argonaut Rowing Club finds the sunny, balmy autumn weather ideal for sculling last(...)
A pleasant scull session off sunnyside, Oarsman Andy Wyrobek of the Argonaut Rowing Club finds the sunny, balmy autumn weather ideal for sculling last(...)

A pleasant scull session off sunnyside, Oarsman Andy Wyrobek of the Argonaut Rowing Club finds the sunny, balmy autumn weather ideal for sculling last(...)

Date9/21/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: A pleasant scull session off sunnyside; Oarsman Andy Wyrobek of the Argonaut Rowing Club finds the sunny; balmy autumn weather ideal for sculling last evening as he glides through the water of Lake Ontario near the Sunnyside waterfront. Ever since the days of Ned Hanlan; who won the world sculling championship in 1880; the first Canadian to hold the title; sculling has been popular in Toronto Bay. Hanlan's Point on Toronto Islands is named for him and his statue stands on the shore of Lake Ontario.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0097063F
      Sculling at Sunnyside
      Salmon, James V. (James Victor)
      1939