[DOC] [TLE] Toronto Argonauts - Wikipedia [PAR] The Toronto Argonauts are a professional Canadian football team competing in 
the East Division of the Canadian Football League (CFL). .... Part of the reason 
was a salary cap introduced in 1953 that cost them many talented players. .... July 
2003 when the CFL stripped control over the team from owner Sherwood 
Schwarz. [DOC] [TLE] John Candy - Wikipedia [PAR] John Franklin Candy (October 31, 1950  March 4, 1994) was a Canadian actor 
and comedian, mainly in American films such as Spaceballs (1987), Planes, 
Trains and Automobiles (1987), and Uncle Buck (1989). Candy rose to fame as a 
member of the Toronto branch of the Second City .... became owners of the 
Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts. [DOC] [TLE] Canadian Football League - Wikipedia [PAR] The Canadian Football League is a professional sports league in Canada. The 
CFL is the ... As part of an agreement between the CRU and CFL, the CFL took ... 
craze in the late 19th century, the Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto formed a 
rugby ... The football team name Toronto Argonauts still remains even though it 
and... [DOC] [TLE] Year By Year History Part 1 - Toronto Argonauts [PAR] 1987  The Montreal Alouettes abandoned the CFL when owner Norman Kimball 
..... 1873  The Toronto Argonauts Football club was formed as part of the ... 1883 
 The oldest organized league in North America was founded by the ..... 1950  
Prior to the start of the season, the now late Frank Clair (who arrived from the... [DOC] [TLE] TSN special remembers John Candy's impact on the Argos - The ... [PAR] Nov 24, 2011 ... Comic legend had larger-than-life impact on Toronto CFL club. ... John Candy 
was part owner of the Toronto Argonauts and championed the team ... on people, 
whether they were actors like Jim Belushi, or football players, the ... down as one 
of the coldest championship games in the history of the league. [DOC] [TLE] Canada Lures N.F.L. Pick as Future Partner - NYTimes.com [PAR] Apr 22, 1991 ... McNall, who owns 60 percent of the team, has agreed to give Ismail 10 percent ... 
and John Candy, a Canadian-born comic actor, also owns 20 percent. The 
Argonauts, a member of the struggling Canadian Football League, ... In addition, 
Ismail will eventually own about 6 percent of the Toronto Argonauts. [DOC] [TLE] Toronto Argonauts sold for $4.7 million - UPI Archives - UPI.com [PAR] May 5, 1994 ... Bruce McNall sold the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League on 
Thursday to Canada's cable sports ... and minority owners Wayne Gretzky and 
the estate of late actor John Candy. ... The Argos 1993-94 record of 3-15 was the 
worst in the CFL. ... Labatts Breweries also owns the Blue Jays. [DOC] [TLE] Celebrities who have owned sports teams - MSN.com [PAR] Jan 25, 2016 ... Actor and TV host Drew Carey, part-owner of the Seattle Sounders MLS soccer ... 
of the new Major League Soccer franchise Los Angeles Football Club. ... The late 
American actor and director partnered with Carl Haas to form a ... of the 
Canadian football team Toronto Argonauts with ice hockey legend... [DOC] [TLE] When Players Become Owners: Who Scored Off The Field Before ... [PAR] Feb 11, 2014 ... As co-owner (along with the late actor John Candy) of the Toronto Argonauts, he 
won a Grey Cup, the Canadian Football League's... [DOC] [TLE] Los Angeles Kings All-Time Owners - NHL.com [PAR] Los Angeles Kings history: The All-Time owners of the LA Kings. ... branched out 
to the Canadian Football League when he, with Kings' star Wayne Gretzky and 
late actor John Candy, bought the Toronto Argonauts in February, 1991. ... 
McNall's original involvement in sports was as part owner of the Dallas Mavericks 
when... [DOC] [TLE] Canadian Football League (CFL) - The Canadian Encyclopedia [PAR] Mar 5, 2015 ... ... TORONTO ARGONAUTS and MONTREAL ALOUETTES formed the eastern 
division ... Traditionally only the Toronto, Hamilton and Montral franchises were

Question: This late actor was a part owner of the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts
Answer: John Candy