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Bruce Kidd Collection;Copyright:


Bruce Kidd Collection

Name / TitleNewspaper
CollectionBruce Kidd Collection
Title

"Dearth of serious athletes major roadblock to Canada"

Author

Bruce Kidd

Date

1968-11-25

Publisher

The Globe and Mail

People
This colour action shot of Bruce Kidd shows the track athlete running on an indoor track during a race. Kidd is wearing blue running shorts and a white tank with
This head shot of Bruce Kidd shows the track athlete smiling for the camera. A caption below the picture reads:
This black and white photograph of track athlete Bruce Kidd shows the middle-distance runner in action during a race. Kidd is wearing dark shorts and a black and white tank with a symbol on the front. Another runner can be seen behind Kidd, and spectators can be seen in the stands behind the track.
This black and white head shot of Bruce Kidd shows the track athlete smiling. Kidd is wearing a checked blazer.
This black and white photograph of Bruce Kidd shows the track athlete smiling as he displays the Lou Marsh trophy. Kidd is wearing a black suit and a striped tie.
This is a close up colour negative of Bruce Kidd from his waist up. He is running towards the camera on a dirt road somewhere in the country side.
This photograph of Bruce Kidd (right) shows the track athlete accepting his Canada's Sports Hall of Fame induction plaque from Harry Price. Kidd and Price are shaking hands as they smile at each other. Both men are wearing suits. This image was captured on a black and white negative.
This is a colour negative of Bruce Kidd running towards the camera on a dirt road somewhere in the country side. He is wearing a blue University of Toronto t-shirt and white shorts.
This is a close up colour negative shot of Bruce Kidd's face. He is running towards the camera on a dirt road somewhere in the country side.