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Jim Worrall: Canadian IOC chief says Soviet boycott is a tragic blow
Jim Worrall: Canadian IOC chief says Soviet boycott is a tragic blow

Jim Worrall: Canadian IOC chief says Soviet boycott is a tragic blow

Date1/11/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jim Worrall: Canadian IOC chief says Soviet boycott is a tragic blow.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Object NumberTSPA_0090055F
Jim Worrall (left) president Canadian Olympic Association
Jim Worrall (left) president Canadian Olympic Association
Geo, Mario
7/1/1964
Olympians get a $5,000 boost. Jim Worrall (left), president of Canadian Olympic Association, receives cheque for $5,000 from Metro Chairman Wm. Allen (...)
Olympians get a $5,000 boost. Jim Worrall (left), president of Canadian Olympic Association, receives cheque for $5,000 from Metro Chairman Wm. Allen (...)
Darrell, Dick
5/26/1964
Boycott will hurt athletes: Scarborough Optimist coach Charlie Francis says athletes, such as his prize pupil Angella Taylor, will be the ones who are hurt if Canada boycotts the Moscow Olympics
Boycott will hurt athletes: Scarborough Optimist coach Charlie Francis says athletes, such as his prize pupil Angella Taylor, will be the ones who are hurt if Canada boycotts the Moscow Olympics
Francis, Charlie, 1948-2010
4/8/1980
Garfield Mahood: Counter boycott of related companies being considered, he says.
Garfield Mahood: Counter boycott of related companies being considered, he says.
Goode, Jeff
5/6/1980
Harold Wright: My blood is needed now, he says, so he won't boycott blood donor clinics
Harold Wright: My blood is needed now, he says, so he won't boycott blood donor clinics
Canadian Red Cross Society
10/8/1980
James Worrall of Toronto, chef de Mission of Canadian Olympic Association teams, Joan Fairfax of the Denny Vaughan show, Kenneth Farmer, President of the Canadian Olympic Association
James Worrall of Toronto, chef de Mission of Canadian Olympic Association teams, Joan Fairfax of the Denny Vaughan show, Kenneth Farmer, President of the Canadian Olympic Association
Dinsmore, Ted
7/8/1956
James Worrall, president of the Canadian Olympic Association, is 6 feet 5 inches and wears size 50 tall
James Worrall, president of the Canadian Olympic Association, is 6 feet 5 inches and wears size 50 tall
Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
7/26/1972
Cesar Chavez, leader of the United Farm Workers Union, was in Toronto yesterday to urge Canadians to boycott California lettuce and grapes. Chavez cla(...)
Cesar Chavez, leader of the United Farm Workers Union, was in Toronto yesterday to urge Canadians to boycott California lettuce and grapes. Chavez cla(...)
Chavez, Cesar, 1927-1993
8/8/1973
Rallying Canadian support for the grape and lettuce boycott, United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez (centre) led a march Saturday in Toronto. He's fl(...)
Rallying Canadian support for the grape and lettuce boycott, United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez (centre) led a march Saturday in Toronto. He's fl(...)
Chavez, Cesar, 1927-1993
6/8/1975
Elimination of the Houses on the Islands would be a tragic and irreversible mistake, say members of the Department of Urban and Regional Planing at the University of Toronto, in a letter below
Elimination of the Houses on the Islands would be a tragic and irreversible mistake, say members of the Department of Urban and Regional Planing at the University of Toronto, in a letter below
Spremo, Boris
4/3/1973
Tragic party: Police say there were as many as 200 people at a party in this Markham house when Leslie Kempton Clarke, 19, was slain yesterday
Tragic party: Police say there were as many as 200 people at a party in this Markham house when Leslie Kempton Clarke, 19, was slain yesterday
Millar, Cal
3/1/1992
Kent, Thomas Worrall
Kent, Thomas Worrall
Darrell, Dick
3/31/1966