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Candian curlers lose. Lukowich takes blame
Candian curlers lose. Lukowich takes blame

Candian curlers lose. Lukowich takes blame

Date3/31/1986
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    ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0063990F
    Ed Lukowich: Veteran curler has skipped his Calgary rink to a berth in the '88 Olympics.
    Ed Lukowich: Veteran curler has skipped his Calgary rink to a berth in the '88 Olympics.
    Griffin, Doug
    4/1/1986
    Toast to Big Sam: Raising glasses in salute to The Star's Neil MacCarl are a group from among more than 200 curlers who gathered at Town and Country restaurant last night to honor curling writer on Big Sam Night, occasion of 21st year as newspaper's curling
    Toast to Big Sam: Raising glasses in salute to The Star's Neil MacCarl are a group from among more than 200 curlers who gathered at Town and Country restaurant last night to honor curling writer on Big Sam Night, occasion of 21st year as newspaper's curling
    Bull, Ron
    2/23/1972
    Helping hand from curlers. Paul Savage (centre), skip of Ontario rink in Canadian curling championship at Winnipeg in March, receives cheque to help d(...)
    Helping hand from curlers. Paul Savage (centre), skip of Ontario rink in Canadian curling championship at Winnipeg in March, receives cheque to help d(...)
    James, Norman
    2/18/1970
    Curlers aid Santa Claus. Paying up, and the Sportsmen's Corner of the Star Santa Claus Fund is the big winner. Dick McCoyn (left) turns over additiona(...)
    Curlers aid Santa Claus. Paying up, and the Sportsmen's Corner of the Star Santa Claus Fund is the big winner. Dick McCoyn (left) turns over additiona(...)
    Ross, Fred
    12/19/1972
    D. E. Lavalley. Heads Ontario curlers
    D. E. Lavalley. Heads Ontario curlers
    Darrell, Dick
    5/13/1969
    Larry McGrath, three time Canadian mixed curling champion, is well aware of the abilities of women curlers
    Larry McGrath, three time Canadian mixed curling champion, is well aware of the abilities of women curlers
    Bock, Tony
    4/3/1986
    Curlers help conrer, too. Ted Dickson (left), owner of The Terrace, receives a Sportsmen's Corner milk bottle filled with a cheque for $250 from Pete (...)
    Curlers help conrer, too. Ted Dickson (left), owner of The Terrace, receives a Sportsmen's Corner milk bottle filled with a cheque for $250 from Pete (...)
    Ross, Fred
    12/12/1972
    Ontario curlers Ed Werenich, left, and Ron Green, right, bend their brooms as skip Paul Savage closely follows path of rock during opening round match(...)
    Ontario curlers Ed Werenich, left, and Ron Green, right, bend their brooms as skip Paul Savage closely follows path of rock during opening round match(...)
    Bull, Ron
    3/4/1974
    The Canadian curler's manual , or, An account of curling as practised in Canada, with remarks on the history of the game
    The Canadian curler's manual , or, An account of curling as practised in Canada, with remarks on the history of the game
    Bicket, Jame
    1840
    Heir curlers: Ontario's best-from left, Jim Brackett, Bob Rumfeldt, Larry Smyth and Bob Ingram - get hands on hardware they'd been eyeing
    Heir curlers: Ontario's best-from left, Jim Brackett, Bob Rumfeldt, Larry Smyth and Bob Ingram - get hands on hardware they'd been eyeing
    Cooper, David
    2/11/1996
    Postman Barry Davison, 27, father of six children, loses about $24 every time his unit takes a day off because of the rotating strikes. He still hasn'(...)
    Postman Barry Davison, 27, father of six children, loses about $24 every time his unit takes a day off because of the rotating strikes. He still hasn'(...)
    James, Norman
    7/16/1970
    You win some, you lose some, and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, out-manoeuvred, lets this shot zip past him as he takes a brief spell in the goal net (...)
    You win some, you lose some, and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, out-manoeuvred, lets this shot zip past him as he takes a brief spell in the goal net (...)
    Spremo, Boris
    6/9/1971