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Gunned down
Gunned down

Gunned down

Date6/30/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gunned down: Teams haven't been nabbing too many speedy runners this year; but Jays shortstop Tony Fernandez withstood this headfirst slide by Yankees ' Rickey Henderson and sent him back to the dugout on a first-inning steal attempt catcher Charlie Moore's throw and the tag helped kill a potential big inning for the Bronx Bombers. Yankees had three hits and a walk in the first but managed just one run off new Blue Jay lefthander David Wells. The hurler lasted into the fifth.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0046804F
Inset, Bosetti flings down his helmet in disguest
Inset, Bosetti flings down his helmet in disguest
6/23/1979
Jays down A's 2-1. Caudill saves the day
Jays down A's 2-1. Caudill saves the day
2/7/1985
Sylvan setting of Centre Island was the backdrop for the Today show when it was broadcast from outside the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Hugh Downs, the (...)
Sylvan setting of Centre Island was the backdrop for the Today show when it was broadcast from outside the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Hugh Downs, the (...)
9/17/1970
The morning after: Cito Gaston was still down in the dumps yesterday at the home as the Blue Jays dropped by the office for the last time this season
The morning after: Cito Gaston was still down in the dumps yesterday at the home as the Blue Jays dropped by the office for the last time this season
10/14/1991
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
5/22/1989
The officer was gunned down at about 10
The officer was gunned down at about 10
4/17/1991
Devastated family: Oscar Fonseca was gunned down at Osgoode Hall March 18 while trying to talk the killer out of shooting others in the courtroom
Devastated family: Oscar Fonseca was gunned down at Osgoode Hall March 18 while trying to talk the killer out of shooting others in the courtroom
7/9/1982
Outside a store in the Dufferin-Dupont area, Cosimo Reale, 35, was gunned down (line shows where he fell) in Chicago gangland style. Reale, free on ba(...)
Outside a store in the Dufferin-Dupont area, Cosimo Reale, 35, was gunned down (line shows where he fell) in Chicago gangland style. Reale, free on ba(...)
4/27/1972
Cries of protest: Couple raise clenched fists in anger during rally at Nathan Phillips Square in memory of Benigno Aquino who was gunned down a year ago when he returned to the Philippines
Cries of protest: Couple raise clenched fists in anger during rally at Nathan Phillips Square in memory of Benigno Aquino who was gunned down a year ago when he returned to the Philippines
8/21/1984
Murder scene: Members of Metro-area's Sikh community stand at the cornerof Foxacre Row driveway of community activist Balbir Singh Brar, who was gunned down in front of his home last month
Murder scene: Members of Metro-area's Sikh community stand at the cornerof Foxacre Row driveway of community activist Balbir Singh Brar, who was gunned down in front of his home last month
10/20/1992
Gunned down: Ambulance attendants work to save the life of Garfield Blackwood, critically shot last night at his Etobicoke home
Gunned down: Ambulance attendants work to save the life of Garfield Blackwood, critically shot last night at his Etobicoke home
3/25/1991
Unfinished business: Isaac Ehrlich prepares for jewelry sale and the eventual disposal of his father's jewelry store in Leaside. Ehrlich's father, Israel, who had operated the Bayview Ave. shop for 22 years, was gunned down Dec. 8. Now, says Isaac, the store holds too many memories for the family to keep it operating.
Unfinished business: Isaac Ehrlich prepares for jewelry sale and the eventual disposal of his father's jewelry store in Leaside. Ehrlich's father, Israel, who had operated the Bayview Ave. shop for 22 years, was gunned down Dec. 8. Now, says Isaac, the store holds too many memories for the family to keep it operating.
12/30/1987