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Over-all winner: Cyclist Steve Bauer struggled yesterday in the 100-kilometre criterium around Queen's Park Circle but still managed to win the three-event over-all championship
Over-all winner: Cyclist Steve Bauer struggled yesterday in the 100-kilometre criterium around Queen's Park Circle but still managed to win the three-event over-all championship

Over-all winner: Cyclist Steve Bauer struggled yesterday in the 100-kilometre criterium around Queen's Park Circle but still managed to win the three-event over-all championship

Date8/3/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Over-all winner: Cyclist Steve Bauer struggled yesterday in the 100-kilometre criterium around Queen's Park Circle but still managed to win the three-event over-all championship.
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      Cycle racing: Cyclist Kirk Hengst, 21, of Pickering, won the CHIN picnic 40-kilometre criterium and the 100-kilometre Woodstock criterium recently, enabling him to move up a class
      Cycle racing: Cyclist Kirk Hengst, 21, of Pickering, won the CHIN picnic 40-kilometre criterium and the 100-kilometre Woodstock criterium recently, enabling him to move up a class
      Faught, Ken
      8/13/1987
      Bauer roars to victory, Canada's premier cyclist Steve Bauer (right) celebrates his victory in yesterday's Carlsberg Light Grand Prix around Queen's P(...)
      Bauer roars to victory, Canada's premier cyclist Steve Bauer (right) celebrates his victory in yesterday's Carlsberg Light Grand Prix around Queen's P(...)
      Bauer, Steve, 1959-
      8/4/1986
      Thousands of kilometres away, outside Queen's Park in Toronto, former Soviet dissident Roman Fin, a cancer researcher, quietly dispalys signs and endures his own hunger strike to draw attention to Sakharov's plight. Fin, 42, who has lived here over three
      Thousands of kilometres away, outside Queen's Park in Toronto, former Soviet dissident Roman Fin, a cancer researcher, quietly dispalys signs and endures his own hunger strike to draw attention to Sakharov's plight. Fin, 42, who has lived here over three
      Beaty, Keith
      5/18/1984
      Fight to the finish. Steve Scott, right, outsprints fellow American Jeff Atkinson to the finish line in the Texaco Mile around Queen's Park Circle yes(...)
      Fight to the finish. Steve Scott, right, outsprints fellow American Jeff Atkinson to the finish line in the Texaco Mile around Queen's Park Circle yes(...)
      Loek, Dick
      10/23/1988
      Hangin' On: Three-shot lead. Seven holes to go. No problem, right? Not quite. But Ken Green managed to hang on and win the Canadian Open by a single shot over a pair of PGA pros yesterday
      Hangin' On: Three-shot lead. Seven holes to go. No problem, right? Not quite. But Ken Green managed to hang on and win the Canadian Open by a single shot over a pair of PGA pros yesterday
      Bock, Tony
      9/5/1988
      Steve Bauer: Canadian cyclist picks up speed in Tour of Switzerland
      Steve Bauer: Canadian cyclist picks up speed in Tour of Switzerland
      Bauer, Steve, 1959-
      11/28/1988
      Talking it over in winner's circle after conclusion of Queen's Plate are (l
      Talking it over in winner's circle after conclusion of Queen's Plate are (l
      Griffin, Doug
      6/22/1968
      Veterans winner: Ken Sinclair defeated Gord Crosby in straight sets yesterday to win the men's 45 and over title at the Ontario senior tennis championships at the Boulevard Club
      Veterans winner: Ken Sinclair defeated Gord Crosby in straight sets yesterday to win the men's 45 and over title at the Ontario senior tennis championships at the Boulevard Club
      Cooper, David
      7/24/1980
      Jim Day of Hornby, Ont., guides The Nomad over a jump en route to winning the first North American three-day event championship at Jokers Hill yesterd(...)
      Jim Day of Hornby, Ont., guides The Nomad over a jump en route to winning the first North American three-day event championship at Jokers Hill yesterd(...)
      Day, Jim
      8/5/1973
      Skiing in a winter wonderland. On her way to victory in ladies' 5-kilometre event of Toronto Open cross-country ski championships, held at Summit area(...)
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      Lennon, Frank
      12/28/1969
      Easy winner: Stefan Fekner looks like an ultra-marathoner at 6-feet, 140 pounds and he demonstrated his skills by winning yesterday's 100-kilometre road race in 6 hours, 58 minutes, 51 seconds
      Easy winner: Stefan Fekner looks like an ultra-marathoner at 6-feet, 140 pounds and he demonstrated his skills by winning yesterday's 100-kilometre road race in 6 hours, 58 minutes, 51 seconds
      Lennon, Frank
      4/26/1986
      It was the change of the bike brigade at Queen's Park yesterday as 130 cyclists went after the first prize in the Carling O'Keefe International Grand Prix of Cycling
      It was the change of the bike brigade at Queen's Park yesterday as 130 cyclists went after the first prize in the Carling O'Keefe International Grand Prix of Cycling
      Goode, Jeff
      8/1/1983