1920s Famous Canadians P4 by Rachel Ansems

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Find an interesting fact online about Mary Pickford. Cite your source using Chicago Style.

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Find an interesting fact online about Lionel Conacher. Cite your source using Chicago Style.

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Glady Louise changed her name to Mary Pickford, a combination of her own middle name and maternal grandfather, John Pickford Hennessey. Her siblings, Lottie, Charlotte, and Jack also adopted the last name, "Pickford".

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Conacher's power, stamina and speed (he ran 100 yards in under 10 seconds) were particularly suited to lacrosse and football. He helped the Toronto Maitlands win the Ontario Lacrosse Association senior title in 1922. In football, he was a ferocious runner and perhaps the best punter in the game. In the 1921 Grey Cup game, he led the Toronto Argonauts to a 23–0 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos, scoring 15 points himself.

Marsh, James H. “Lionel Conacher” CanadianEncylopedia, January 22, 2008. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/lionel-conacher.