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The old and the new: Steven Davies is hoping to revive a familiar name in hockey by marketing a high-tech version of the venerable straight blade Hespeler hockey stick.
The old and the new: Steven Davies is hoping to revive a familiar name in hockey by marketing a high-tech version of the venerable straight blade Hespeler hockey stick.

The old and the new: Steven Davies is hoping to revive a familiar name in hockey by marketing a high-tech version of the venerable straight blade Hespeler hockey stick.

Date11/1/1990
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0126476F
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      Heads-up hockey: Russ Courtnall does balancing act, hoping Leafs will stick it to Blues
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      Alan Davies, MTHL Volunteer in Toronto Star Lobby with hockey equipment for Micmac Indians
      Alan Davies, MTHL Volunteer in Toronto Star Lobby with hockey equipment for Micmac Indians
      McConnell, Colin
      12/4/1993
      With a sponge in one hand, window washer Roy Stevens Stretches high on his ladder as he applies his wiper blade to clean the soap off a window near the top of a building on Pape Ave
      With a sponge in one hand, window washer Roy Stevens Stretches high on his ladder as he applies his wiper blade to clean the soap off a window near the top of a building on Pape Ave
      Power, Peter
      8/17/1992
      Career change?, Perhaps looking for a fresh face to help revive his ailing Maple Leafs hockey team, club owner Harold Ballard, assisted by a friend, p(...)
      Career change?, Perhaps looking for a fresh face to help revive his ailing Maple Leafs hockey team, club owner Harold Ballard, assisted by a friend, p(...)
      Pavarotti, Luciano
      3/17/1985
      Up and at'em in Oshawa, Rob Davies, 17, is getting every foot and more out of the 15-foot high intermediate pipe at a new skateboard park in Oshawa. T(...)
      Up and at'em in Oshawa, Rob Davies, 17, is getting every foot and more out of the 15-foot high intermediate pipe at a new skateboard park in Oshawa. T(...)
      Russell, Jim
      7/11/1989
      Down-under optimist: Australia has good relations with Canada and no language barrier, making it a prime market for Canadian high-tech firms, says James de Wet, president of Cantralia Technology Inc. He's hoping a government review will open doors for Can
      Down-under optimist: Australia has good relations with Canada and no language barrier, making it a prime market for Canadian high-tech firms, says James de Wet, president of Cantralia Technology Inc. He's hoping a government review will open doors for Can
      Beaty, Keith
      7/19/1982
      Sabres' Don Luce doesn't really have a stick impaled in his neck - Ian Turnbull's blade just creased him in action behind Leaf net
      Sabres' Don Luce doesn't really have a stick impaled in his neck - Ian Turnbull's blade just creased him in action behind Leaf net
      Darrell, Dick
      4/1/1978
      Metro's biggest hockey rink is at Michael Coyle's disposal as he skates by himself with a hockey stick and puck in the middle of the lagoon off Algonq(...)
      Metro's biggest hockey rink is at Michael Coyle's disposal as he skates by himself with a hockey stick and puck in the middle of the lagoon off Algonq(...)
      Spremo, Boris
      1/9/1973
      Author, editor, playwright, former newspaper publisher, and former master of University of Toronto's Massey College, Robertson Davies, 72, is Canada's most renowned man of letters. Who knows what thoughts of genius are brewing in Davies' mind
      Author, editor, playwright, former newspaper publisher, and former master of University of Toronto's Massey College, Robertson Davies, 72, is Canada's most renowned man of letters. Who knows what thoughts of genius are brewing in Davies' mind
      Davies, Robertson, 1913-1995
      1/7/1986
      A matter of influence: Arthur Armstrong the chief developer of the town of Bramalea, says he billed Jan Davies, a Mississauga builder (pictured above) $25,000 helping to speed up a muncipal board meeting on land Davies wanted to develop - with help of Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough.
      A matter of influence: Arthur Armstrong the chief developer of the town of Bramalea, says he billed Jan Davies, a Mississauga builder (pictured above) $25,000 helping to speed up a muncipal board meeting on land Davies wanted to develop - with help of Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough.
      Mahler, John
      11/11/1977
      Success story: Paul Fishman's Protect-A-Stick, aimed at making hockey sticks last longer, has been on the market since the end of November . He invented Dr. Grout an says his next product is a dishwasher agent.
      Success story: Paul Fishman's Protect-A-Stick, aimed at making hockey sticks last longer, has been on the market since the end of November . He invented Dr. Grout an says his next product is a dishwasher agent.
      Madonik, Rick
      2/1/1993
      Jeffrey Davies Casts an expert eye over an old furnace
      Jeffrey Davies Casts an expert eye over an old furnace
      Bull, Ron
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