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Jacob Gill
Gaudaur, Jr., OC (October 5, 1920 –
December 4, 2007) was a
Canadian Football League (CFL) player, executive, and commissioner. His 45-year...
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Jacob Gill
Gaudaur, Sr. (April 3, 1858 –
October 11, 1937) was one of two
Canadians to win the
Professional World Sculling Championship.
Gaudaur was born...
- The Jake
Gaudaur Veterans'
Trophy is
presented annually to the
Canadian Football League (CFL)
player " who best
demonstrates the
attributes of Canada's...
- Ontario. The
artwork for the
original "leaping tiger" was
designed by Jake
Gaudaur, a
former Tiger-Cat player, President, and CFL Commissioner. The Princeton...
- ice
hockey centre Leslie Frost,
premier of
Ontario Jake
Gaudaur,
football player Jake
Gaudaur Sr.,
champion oarsman Walter Knox,
athlete and athletics...
- unsuccessful. The next
Canadian to hold the
world championship would be Jake
Gaudaur Snr., in 1896.
Despite having lost his
American title to John
Teemer in...
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where local sculler Jacob Gaudaur often competed,
including his
victory over John
Teemer in a
sculling match in 1884.
Gaudaur was
married to a resident...
- Alex
Muzyka Bill
Berezowski Bob
Cross Jerry MacTaggart Royal Bailey Jake
Gaudaur Bernie Custis Pete
Wooley Buster Brown Bob
Garside Ray
Truant Merle Hapes...
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Peter Kemp http://www.cshof.ca/hm_profile.php?i=190 for
details of Jake
Gaudaur, Sr. http://www.nswrowers.com/history-gc.html for
details of
George Cook...
- 1879) 1852 –
Talbot Baines Reed,
English author (d. 1893) 1858 –
Jacob Gaudaur,
Canadian rower (d. 1937) 1860 –
Frederik van Eeden,
Dutch psychiatrist...
