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Vic Kireluk, who shot 144 of possible 147 in snooker, was awarded $25 and turned money over to Sportsmen's Corner
Vic Kireluk, who shot 144 of possible 147 in snooker, was awarded $25 and turned money over to Sportsmen's Corner

Vic Kireluk, who shot 144 of possible 147 in snooker, was awarded $25 and turned money over to Sportsmen's Corner

Date12/13/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Vic Kireluk; who shot 144 of possible 147 in snooker; was awarded $25 and turned money over to Sportsmen's Corner. With Kireluk is George Stoyanovich; one of three partners at Rack and Cue Billiards who made presentation of cash.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0097632F
      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(...)
      Ross, Fred
      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
      Lennon, Frank
      12/18/1972
      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
      Geo, Mario
      12/8/1966
      A doll delivers the dough. Maureen Davison at York Bowl on Wilson Ave. is one of Sportsmen's Corner's busiest assistants these days. She's selling cha(...)
      A doll delivers the dough. Maureen Davison at York Bowl on Wilson Ave. is one of Sportsmen's Corner's busiest assistants these days. She's selling cha(...)
      Goode, Jeff
      12/15/1966
      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
      James, Norman
      12/10/1963
      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 (...)
      Ross, Fred
      12/12/1972
      Big guns of Bowling planning campaign for Sportsmen's Corner
      Big guns of Bowling planning campaign for Sportsmen's Corner
      Bezant, Graham
      11/3/1972
      The Bismarck sails into sportsmen's show, German navy veteran Paul Gresser of Sharon checks over the 41 1/2 foot model of the German battleship Bismar(...)
      The Bismarck sails into sportsmen's show, German navy veteran Paul Gresser of Sharon checks over the 41 1/2 foot model of the German battleship Bismar(...)
      Bezant, Graham
      3/17/1976
      Leader in openm Gibby GIlbert lines up a putt enroute to a sparkling 65, low score by one shot over two other golfers among 144 in field. Par took quite a beating
      Leader in openm Gibby GIlbert lines up a putt enroute to a sparkling 65, low score by one shot over two other golfers among 144 in field. Par took quite a beating
      Goode, Jeff
      7/2/1970
      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
      LaFlamme, Joe, 1889-1965
      4/14/1939
      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
      Bell, Richard
      5/4/1967
      At the Sportsmen's show: Bob Greenwood shows off Fred the Cockatoo, star of TV's Baretta show
      At the Sportsmen's show: Bob Greenwood shows off Fred the Cockatoo, star of TV's Baretta show
      Loek, Dick
      3/18/1978