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Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)

Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)

Date6/28/1984
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  • Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
  • Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to get out failed but he succeeded the second time and bogeyed the hole.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to get out failed but he succeeded the second time and bogeyed the hole.
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      bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
      bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
      Cook, John
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      bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
      bite your tongue! Defending Canadian Open champ John Cook got himself into trouble at 16 yesterday when he landed in a bunker. His first attempt to ge(...)
      Cook, John
      6/29/1984
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      Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Bites his tongue in explaining Liberal plans
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      11/2/1972
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      8/3/1989
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