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His biggest catch, He hopes, will be a National League baseball team for Toronto
His biggest catch, He hopes, will be a National League baseball team for Toronto

His biggest catch, He hopes, will be a National League baseball team for Toronto

Date1/10/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: His biggest catch; He hopes; will be a National League baseball team for Toronto. Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey tries out a fielder's glove after announcing yesterday that a Canadian consortium had bought the San Francisco Giants for $13;250;000. But deal must be approved by 9 of other 11 league team owners before it becomes final. It will be discussed by them at a meeting Wednesday in Arizona.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0050480F
Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey, above at Exhibition Stadium, failed in bid to get baseball team for Toronto
Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey, above at Exhibition Stadium, failed in bid to get baseball team for Toronto
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Howling success: Brand-new Joshua Jay Godfrey, who weighed in at 5 pounds, 14 ounces yesterday, doesn't seem too happy at his dad's choice of a baseball career for him
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Yerr out, yer honor. Former American League umpire Ron Luciano wasn't to impressed with Mayor Art Eggleton's baseball yesterday in a United Way charit(...)
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Toronto's Mayor Givens: Hopes services will continue
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Donald Deacon says he has 400 of the 1,200 votes for the Liberal leadership tied up, according to the tally in his headquarters in the Royal York Hotel yesterday
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