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March 18, 1951 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w copy negative ; 8 x 10 cm
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Scanned as TIF file February 2025.
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Photo missing from envelope appeared on Page 14 of the Monday, March 19, 1951 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Peewee Ice Crown Taken By Waterloo".
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Photo caption from published version of missing photo [see 51-2631_001 for closest version]: "GUELPH TOURNEY - Waterloo peewee hockey team won the Heffernan Trophy in an eight-team tournament at Guelph on Saturday. They scored a 3-1 overtime victory over Guelph in the final. Front row, left to right, David Smith, Glenn Johnston, Bob Watson, Doug Watson, Clifford Lacey, Dave Cragg, Bruce Martz; middle row, Roy Baumgart, Doug Dubrick, Terry Finlay, James Kaster, Romy Maziarz, Karl Enns, Pete Snyder; back row, Walter Girodat, executive; Albert McCormick, manager; Paul Janzen, Garry Strickler, Don Schmidt, David Clemmer, captain; Carl Hergott, executive, and "Whipper" Watson, coach."