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The champ. North York student Paul Deratnay is the world junior hardball squash champion, but he's not greatly impressed by it. His goal is to study medicine
The champ. North York student Paul Deratnay is the world junior hardball squash champion, but he's not greatly impressed by it. His goal is to study medicine

The champ. North York student Paul Deratnay is the world junior hardball squash champion, but he's not greatly impressed by it. His goal is to study medicine

Date4/13/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: The champ. North York student Paul Deratnay is the world junior hardball squash champion; but he's not greatly impressed by it. His goal is to study medicine.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0097938F
Champion. Jug Walia, Toronto ace, defeated Waterloo's John Kingston to win the A crown in squash tournament at Valhalla Club
Champion. Jug Walia, Toronto ace, defeated Waterloo's John Kingston to win the A crown in squash tournament at Valhalla Club
Loek, Dick
2/17/1979
World contender: Oakville squash player Jamie Hickox won his opening round at the 1989 Canadian Open Squash Championships in Etobicoke last week
World contender: Oakville squash player Jamie Hickox won his opening round at the 1989 Canadian Open Squash Championships in Etobicoke last week
Stuparyk, Michael
11/9/1989
Giving up throne: Heather McKay of East York, making the draw for the Women's World open squash championships, has decided to abdicate her throne as the women's greatest squash player
Giving up throne: Heather McKay of East York, making the draw for the Women's World open squash championships, has decided to abdicate her throne as the women's greatest squash player
Mahler, John
10/7/1981
Toronto Squash Club pro Heather McKay is a heavy favorite to retain her world's championship next month when she competes in England
Toronto Squash Club pro Heather McKay is a heavy favorite to retain her world's championship next month when she competes in England
Beaty, Keith
2/14/1979
Beware, you joggers and squash players! This sporting life can be dangerous
Beware, you joggers and squash players! This sporting life can be dangerous
Bezant, Graham
11/1/1976
Title shot: John Nimick of Philadelphia backhands a return in his hard ball match with Anil Nayar of New York that decided the Canadian Open amateur championship at Toronto Squash Club yesterday
Title shot: John Nimick of Philadelphia backhands a return in his hard ball match with Anil Nayar of New York that decided the Canadian Open amateur championship at Toronto Squash Club yesterday
Beaty, Keith
2/7/1982
Canadian singles squash king Gordon Anderson
Canadian singles squash king Gordon Anderson
Barkley, Harold
2/12/1973
Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash
Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash
Loek, Dick
5/29/1973
Steve Noyes (right) poses with Toronto and District Squash Racquets trophy he won over Colin Fraser (left) at Toronto Racquet club Saturday
Steve Noyes (right) poses with Toronto and District Squash Racquets trophy he won over Colin Fraser (left) at Toronto Racquet club Saturday
Toronto Star (Firm)
12/30/1963
Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash
Anneliese Kolreck enjoys a lunchtime game of squash
Loek, Dick
5/29/1973
Ian Shaw. Two in a row
Ian Shaw. Two in a row
Ross, Fred
12/21/1970
Leg test: Jodi Burgess, 18, works on machine testing the strength of her leg muscles
Leg test: Jodi Burgess, 18, works on machine testing the strength of her leg muscles
Cooper, David
8/26/1980