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Roger Rousseau. The precedent is not earth-shattering
Roger Rousseau. The precedent is not earth-shattering

Roger Rousseau. The precedent is not earth-shattering

Date8/24/1972
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  • Roger Rousseau. The precedent is not earth-shattering
  • Roger Rousseau. The precedent is not earth-shattering
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Original Toronto Star caption: Roger Rousseau. The precedent is not earth-shattering
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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_0077640F
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    Roger Rousseau Montreal Olympic Committee
    Roger Rousseau Montreal Olympic Committee
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    2/21/1973
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    Roger Rousseau, organizing committee chairman for the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, says Toronto is unlikely to play any role in Games because of an Olympic ruling
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    2/21/1973
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    3/5/1988
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    2/11/1986
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    Whipper Billy Watson, Couldn't have done better than Leafs' Jim McKenny (18) did on this play, stopping (!) Bobby Rousseau of North Stars. However, ho(...)
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