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New dance step
New dance step

New dance step

Date4/21/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: New dance step: Blue Jays' shortstop Tony Fernandez appears to be performing a dance as he tries to avoid tag by third baseman Floyd Rayford of Baltimore Orioles during a rundown play between second and third bases in third inning of yesterday's game.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0046788F
Ritual at the plate, Star photographer Frank Lennon caught Mike Hargrove of the Cleveland Indians as he went through an elaborate ritual prior to step(...)
Ritual at the plate, Star photographer Frank Lennon caught Mike Hargrove of the Cleveland Indians as he went through an elaborate ritual prior to step(...)
9/14/1979
Ritual at the plate, Star photographer Frank Lennon caught Mike Hargrove of the Cleveland Indians as he went through an elaborate ritual prior to step(...)
Ritual at the plate, Star photographer Frank Lennon caught Mike Hargrove of the Cleveland Indians as he went through an elaborate ritual prior to step(...)
9/14/1979
Ritual at the plate. Star photographer Frank Lennon caught Mike Hargrove of the Cleveland Indians as he went through an elaborate ritual prior to step(...)
Ritual at the plate. Star photographer Frank Lennon caught Mike Hargrove of the Cleveland Indians as he went through an elaborate ritual prior to step(...)
9/14/1979
Ritual at the plate, Star photographer Frank Lennon caught Mike Hargrove of the Cleveland Indians as he went through an elaborate ritual prior to step(...)
Ritual at the plate, Star photographer Frank Lennon caught Mike Hargrove of the Cleveland Indians as he went through an elaborate ritual prior to step(...)
9/14/1979
Defensive Jewel (2): Tony Fernandez gets on a step ladder to haul down a line dirve, then comes to earth to complete the unassisted double play by catching Gary Gaetti
Defensive Jewel (2): Tony Fernandez gets on a step ladder to haul down a line dirve, then comes to earth to complete the unassisted double play by catching Gary Gaetti
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Pursuing subject they share in common are Jeffrey King, this year's Timmy, and Hank Aaron, baseball's home run king, at Sports Celebrities Dinner at R(...)
Pursuing subject they share in common are Jeffrey King, this year's Timmy, and Hank Aaron, baseball's home run king, at Sports Celebrities Dinner at R(...)
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New interest: Blue Jay's centre fielder Rick Bosetti, only member of the team to stay in Toronto for the off season, has found a new activity to help keep him in shape - squash
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New Look: George Bell had on his new prescription eye wear, complete with flip-up sunglasses, but sat out series finale against Boston at the SkyDome
New Look: George Bell had on his new prescription eye wear, complete with flip-up sunglasses, but sat out series finale against Boston at the SkyDome
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A new day: New Jay John Candelaria was roughed up Saturday by Harold Baines but when he faced the Rangers DH yesterday, he got him to hit a weak dribbler
A new day: New Jay John Candelaria was roughed up Saturday by Harold Baines but when he faced the Rangers DH yesterday, he got him to hit a weak dribbler
7/29/1990
New babysitter
New babysitter
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Unlike previous Blue Jay spring camps, this one was much more relaxed, as demonstrated by right fielder Jesse Barfield below left, who turns the tables on news photographers
Unlike previous Blue Jay spring camps, this one was much more relaxed, as demonstrated by right fielder Jesse Barfield below left, who turns the tables on news photographers
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