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Had enough: Veteran Jim Corrigall, the anchor of Argos' defensive line, decided the time was right to retire and wife Marybeth, son Jimmy, 10, and daughter Amy,6, are obviously happy at the decision
Had enough: Veteran Jim Corrigall, the anchor of Argos' defensive line, decided the time was right to retire and wife Marybeth, son Jimmy, 10, and daughter Amy,6, are obviously happy at the decision

Had enough: Veteran Jim Corrigall, the anchor of Argos' defensive line, decided the time was right to retire and wife Marybeth, son Jimmy, 10, and daughter Amy,6, are obviously happy at the decision

Date2/12/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Had enough: Veteran Jim Corrigall, the anchor of Argos' defensive line, decided the time was right to retire and wife Marybeth, son Jimmy, 10, and daughter Amy,6, are obviously happy at the decision.
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    GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
    GeographyProvince stateOntario
    GeographyCountryCanada
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0040337F
      Argos' Jim Corrigall is definitive defensive end by definition of U
      Argos' Jim Corrigall is definitive defensive end by definition of U
      Corrigall, Jim, 1946-
      5/29/1979
      Mutt and Jeff? At 5-foot-10, Saskatchewan Roughrider quarterback Ron Lancaster is no midget, but he looks like a shrimp alongside rookie defensive end Jesse O'Neal, a 6-foot-4 giant who could give winless Argos trouble when the two teams meet tonight at CNE Stadium
      Mutt and Jeff? At 5-foot-10, Saskatchewan Roughrider quarterback Ron Lancaster is no midget, but he looks like a shrimp alongside rookie defensive end Jesse O'Neal, a 6-foot-4 giant who could give winless Argos trouble when the two teams meet tonight at CNE Stadium
      Barkley, Harold
      7/31/1975
      Jim Corrigall, defensive tackle from Barrie, is the only sure first-stringer in Argonauts' camp, although he insists he has a lot of tough competition(...)
      Jim Corrigall, defensive tackle from Barrie, is the only sure first-stringer in Argonauts' camp, although he insists he has a lot of tough competition(...)
      Bezant, Graham
      6/28/1970
      Mel Profit will have more time for business, travelling and the other facets of his life, outside football, if he decides to retire from the Argos at (...)
      Mel Profit will have more time for business, travelling and the other facets of his life, outside football, if he decides to retire from the Argos at (...)
      Griffin, Doug
      6/2/1971
      Charge it to Mr. Cahill. Jim Corrigall looks over menu at Fifty-Fourth dining room. He was guest of Argo coach Leo Cahill for dinner of wine and lobster
      Charge it to Mr. Cahill. Jim Corrigall looks over menu at Fifty-Fourth dining room. He was guest of Argo coach Leo Cahill for dinner of wine and lobster
      Canadian Football League
      2/27/1970
      Obviously pleased with five-year, $1-million contract, which Argos officially announced yesterday
      Obviously pleased with five-year, $1-million contract, which Argos officially announced yesterday
      Canadian Football League
      11/3/1975
      Instant star: Defensive back Gary MacNeal made his debut with Argos last Sunday in Regina and was the individual star with an interception in the end zone and a fumble recovery
      Instant star: Defensive back Gary MacNeal made his debut with Argos last Sunday in Regina and was the individual star with an interception in the end zone and a fumble recovery
      Goode, Jeff
      9/15/1980
      No Marriott Magic: Argos wideout Randy Marriott couldn't corral this Matt Dunigan pass during the early going last night, as Eskimos defensive back Mark Norman stretched out to break up the play
      No Marriott Magic: Argos wideout Randy Marriott couldn't corral this Matt Dunigan pass during the early going last night, as Eskimos defensive back Mark Norman stretched out to break up the play
      Gunn, Frank
      7/14/1990
      Argos' defensive back Darrell Wilson leaps to intercept Roy Dewalt pass intended for John Pankratz (behind Lamont Meacham.)
      Argos' defensive back Darrell Wilson leaps to intercept Roy Dewalt pass intended for John Pankratz (behind Lamont Meacham.)
      Mahler, John
      7/14/1983
      Glenn Kulka: Defensive lineman kept off Argos' active roster by headaches.
      Glenn Kulka: Defensive lineman kept off Argos' active roster by headaches.
      Kukla, Glenn
      6/30/1989
      New hairstyle: Argos' defensive tackle Granny Liggins, who previously displayed bald patch atop his head, went all the way and shaved hair completely during team's visit to Vancouver last weekend
      New hairstyle: Argos' defensive tackle Granny Liggins, who previously displayed bald patch atop his head, went all the way and shaved hair completely during team's visit to Vancouver last weekend
      Bezant, Graham
      9/16/1975
      This is how Argos will see Calgary's Wayne Harris, the best defensive football player in Canada
      This is how Argos will see Calgary's Wayne Harris, the best defensive football player in Canada
      Canadian Football League
      11/26/1971