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Top condition: Bill Gairdner, former decathlete and hurdles champion, is still in top form
Top condition: Bill Gairdner, former decathlete and hurdles champion, is still in top form

Top condition: Bill Gairdner, former decathlete and hurdles champion, is still in top form

Date10/13/1982
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  • Top condition: Bill Gairdner, former decathlete and hurdles champion, is still in top form
  • Top condition: Bill Gairdner; former decathlete and hurdles champion; is still in top form.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Top condition: Bill Gairdner; former decathlete and hurdles champion; is still in top form.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0048883F
Fitness benefit: Bill Gairdner, a 1964 Olympic decathlete, feels that with true optimal health, the benefits of exercise - including stress management- simply flow from the enjoyment of the activity
Fitness benefit: Bill Gairdner, a 1964 Olympic decathlete, feels that with true optimal health, the benefits of exercise - including stress management- simply flow from the enjoyment of the activity
Gairdner, Bill, 1940-
11/1/1989
Stephanie Hightower, left, showed the way in women's 50-yard hurdles despite slow start
Stephanie Hightower, left, showed the way in women's 50-yard hurdles despite slow start
Goode, Jeff
1/31/1986
Stephanie Hightower of the United States, third from right, leads the 50-yard hurdles on her way to victory in a time of 6.41 seconds
Stephanie Hightower of the United States, third from right, leads the 50-yard hurdles on her way to victory in a time of 6.41 seconds
Bull, Ron
2/17/1984
San Clements Calif hurdles
San Clements Calif hurdles
Lennon, Frank
2/4/1972
Just a blur: U.S. Olympic champion Willie Davenport lives in a world of runs. He is shown going over hurdle in streaking to world record seconds in 50(...)
Just a blur: U.S. Olympic champion Willie Davenport lives in a world of runs. He is shown going over hurdle in streaking to world record seconds in 50(...)
Davenport, Willie
2/14/1969
Renaissance Man: Bill Gairdner is getting strong reactions to his new book The Trouble with Canada, which calls for a return to small c conservative values
Renaissance Man: Bill Gairdner is getting strong reactions to his new book The Trouble with Canada, which calls for a return to small c conservative values
Dunlop, Al
4/3/1990
Champions Honored: Debbie van Kiekebelt (right) admires award presented to Abby Hoffman (left) as top track and field athlete in Central Ontario
Champions Honored: Debbie van Kiekebelt (right) admires award presented to Abby Hoffman (left) as top track and field athlete in Central Ontario
Bull, Ron
3/10/1972
World champion amputee high jumper Arnie Boldt, a 20-year-old University of Saskatchewan track team competitor, shows form to consistently clear bar a(...)
World champion amputee high jumper Arnie Boldt, a 20-year-old University of Saskatchewan track team competitor, shows form to consistently clear bar a(...)
Boldt, Arnold
8/30/1978
Still going strong
Still going strong
Brill, Debbie
2/26/1984
Debbie Bill of Haney, B.C., hopes to win Olympic high jump title in 1972 at Munich. She demonstrates her style of going over bar backwards. Debbie's b(...)
Debbie Bill of Haney, B.C., hopes to win Olympic high jump title in 1972 at Munich. She demonstrates her style of going over bar backwards. Debbie's b(...)
Brill, Debbie
2/9/1971
Saskatoon's Diane Jones, Canada's top female track and field performer, won the women's long jump during Tri-Country competition
Saskatoon's Diane Jones, Canada's top female track and field performer, won the women's long jump during Tri-Country competition
Konihowski, Diane
3/4/1977
Still holds record
Still holds record
Crothers, Bill
3/4/1987