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Picture, 1978
Paul Savage: Olympic hopeful has slimmed down, losing eight pounds.

Picture, 1987
Paul Savage from Toronto's Scarborough club is Ontario's skip in Canadian curling championships opening Monday in London, Ont. It's third trip to Brier for Savage and last year his rink placed second, beating three western rinks but losing to three of the weakest entries in field. This year he's back with same personnel, Ron Green, Ed Werenich, Bob thompson. CBC will televise final round next Saturday.

Picture, 1974
Decisive throw: Paul Savage of Avonlea intently watches progress of his last shot in game with Alfie Phillips, Jr., of Granite Club during Molson's Curling Classic at Royal Canadian Club last night. Savage's rock was heavy and Phillips won, 7-6. Bonspiel started Oct. 22 and has $12,000 in prize money for the taking.

Picture, 1975
Shooting for brier: Paul Savage, skip for Ontario's entry in next week's Brier trophy competition for the Canadian Curling championship in Edmonton, keeps his eye on the target as he delivers a rock. The Savage rink, from Metro's Scarborough Golf and Country Club, will be youngest of all rinks competing in Edmonton and have an excellent chance to win the Brier and advance to the World Curling championships to be held in Regina later this month.

Picture, 1973
Put in right here, yells skip Paul Savage of Toronto Scarborough to his sweepers as he calls for his rink's rock to pass the opposition guard. The Savage rink is leading the Ontario curling championship in Orillia with six wins and no defeats. Savage needs three more wins for a perfect record at championships and the right to advance into the Canadian curling championships next month in Edmonton. Ottawa and London rinks are right behind with five wins each.

Picture, 1972
A Toronto publisher says he may take business worth $750,000 south of the border because he has been unable to get second-class mailing rates for one of his medical magazines. Three Federal Court judges yesterday dismissed Paul Savage's motion to have his case reviewed by the chairman of Canada Post.

Picture, 1987
Curling men (5) Paul Savage Toronto tennis skip

Picture, 1970
Paul Savage

Picture, 1977
A study in dejection are Chris Johnson and skip Paul Savage, whose rink was favored to win the provincial curling title for the third time. Savage's rink, from Toronto Avonlea, however, suffered two losses as the 10-rink Consols playdowns opened yesterday in Cambridge. Ken Buchan of London administered one of the defeats and shares lead with Ron Manning of Toronto Lambton, with two wins.

Picture, 1974
The rock stops there: Bruce Munro, left, and skip Paul Savage discuss the route Savage can take on an important shot in last night's match against foursome from the Granite Club. Behind the pair is Granite third Bill Hollingshead, who seems to be enjoying their problem. Savage's rink scraped through, winning 5-3 to take Division 6 Consols at Avonlea, moving to Brier appearance.

Picture, 1977
Has it come to this? Sgt. Bud Perry of Metro police blows the whistle for a curling rules infraction on skip Paul Savage, who is over the hog line. Well, no. The striped shirts aren't in yet, but association is considering calling penalties for bending the rules. A working paper is being prepared on the subject.

Picture, 1980
He's out: Paul Savage contributes some lung power but his rink lost out in the Blue Lite Challenge to determine teams for the Ontario championship in Trenton. Savage, seven times a Brier competitor, was eliminated by Scott McPherson of Bayview.

Picture, 1989
Three-time Ontario champion Paul Savage of Toronto is in unfamiliar role to having to win last-chance competition to make it to provincial curling championship. However, Savage's rink looked impressive in opening play yesterday.

Picture, 1973

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