Portraits : Bibliothèque de Référence Virtuelle

Swede star on the attack; Sweden's Bjorn Borg, latest glamor boy of the pro tennis circuit, demonstrates a two-handed forehand short during a workout at the CNE Coliseum yesterday afternoon in preparation for today's opening play in the international tournament.

Picture, 1976

Cossiga; Francesco

Picture, 1986

Power in abundance: Bjorn Borg, 19-year-old Swedish tennis ace, unleashes powerful forehand return during match with Vijay Amritraj in Rothmans International at CNE Coliseum last night, Bjorn, top seed, won 6-3, 6-4.

Picture, 1976

Cossiga; Francesco

Picture, 1986

Hanson; Erik

Picture, 1997

Finally gets rolling: Bjorn Borg, 19-year-old Swedish tennis player and heart-throb, was unable to put his act together in early stages of yesterday's tennis final at CNE Coliseum. As a result, Vitas Gerulaitis took a 6-2 lead. But Borg was smashing success for rest of match as he took the $17,000 price and title, 2-6, 6-3, 6-1.

Picture, 1976

Thirst quencher: Team Canada goaltender Ed Belfour guzzles some water during a practice yesterday at Maple Leaf Gardens. The Canadians were gearing up for their game against Team USA in Hamilton tonight.

Picture, 1991

Chris De Burgh says 'Lady in Red was based in part on his joy at discovering that the woman he was ogiling across the room at a party was in fact his wife.

Picture, 1992

Cossiga; Francesco

Picture, 1986

Hanson; Erik

Picture, 1996

The winner over veteran Liberal Ian Wahn, Conservative Ron Atkey and his wife, Brenda, thank his workers for his victory in St. Paul's. Thirty-year-old Atkey called his election a victory for the senior citizens. The voters of St. Paul's average the oldest of those in any riding in the country. There was, however, a majority of under-30s celebrating with Atkey at the Fanny Hill tavern, Bloor St.

Picture, 1972

Borg; Bjorn (tennis) -Groups & Misc

Picture, 1980

The king in action: Sweden's Bjorn Borg, the number one tennis player in the world, advanced to the semi-finals of the Player's International last night with a straight-set victory over American Gene Mayer.

Picture, 1979

Steady Ed: Ed Belfour, shown in action last Saturday against the Leafs, is a big reason the Blackhawks are the NHL's No. 1-ranked team defensively.

Picture, 1990

De Burch; Chris

Picture, 1989

Coffee break: The Italian president shakes hands with owner Tony Guido at Tricolore snackbar on St. Clair Ave. after accepting an employee's invitation to drop in for a cup of coffee.

Picture, 1986

Costello; Elvis

Picture, 1991

Spreading the word: Dr. Peter G. Hanson, left, author of the best-selling book, "The Joy Of Stress—How To Live Well Past 100," checks a script with friend and producer Dr. Geoffrey Hodgetts at a sound studio. The two were making a tape on Hanson's "power nap."

Picture, 1986

Take that: Bill Cowan of Toronto slams a backhander at his opponent, Andy Avram of the U.S., in men's singles final at Ontario Open tennis championships. Cowan won 6-3, 6-4.

Picture, 1980

It perks you up

Picture, 1977

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Swede star on the attack; Sweden's Bjorn Borg, latest glamor boy of the pro tennis circuit, demonstrates a two-handed forehand short during a workout at the CNE Coliseum yesterday afternoon in preparation for today's opening play in the international tournament.

Cossiga; Francesco

Power in abundance: Bjorn Borg, 19-year-old Swedish tennis ace, unleashes powerful forehand return during match with Vijay Amritraj in Rothmans International at CNE Coliseum last night, Bjorn, top seed, won 6-3, 6-4.

Cossiga; Francesco

Hanson; Erik

Thirst quencher: Team Canada goaltender Ed Belfour guzzles some water during a practice yesterday at Maple Leaf Gardens. The Canadians were gearing up for their game against Team USA in Hamilton tonight.

Chris De Burgh says 'Lady in Red was based in part on his joy at discovering that the woman he was ogiling across the room at a party was in fact his wife.

Cossiga; Francesco

Hanson; Erik

Borg; Bjorn (tennis) -Groups & Misc

The king in action: Sweden's Bjorn Borg, the number one tennis player in the world, advanced to the semi-finals of the Player's International last night with a straight-set victory over American Gene Mayer.

Steady Ed: Ed Belfour, shown in action last Saturday against the Leafs, is a big reason the Blackhawks are the NHL's No. 1-ranked team defensively.

De Burch; Chris

Coffee break: The Italian president shakes hands with owner Tony Guido at Tricolore snackbar on St. Clair Ave. after accepting an employee's invitation to drop in for a cup of coffee.

Costello; Elvis

Spreading the word: Dr. Peter G. Hanson, left, author of the best-selling book, "The Joy Of Stress—How To Live Well Past 100," checks a script with friend and producer Dr. Geoffrey Hodgetts at a sound studio. The two were making a tape on Hanson's "power nap."

Take that: Bill Cowan of Toronto slams a backhander at his opponent, Andy Avram of the U.S., in men's singles final at Ontario Open tennis championships. Cowan won 6-3, 6-4.

It perks you up

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