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Things looking up: Catcher Jeff Hearron hopes to hang in there as a Jays catcher
Things looking up: Catcher Jeff Hearron hopes to hang in there as a Jays catcher

Things looking up: Catcher Jeff Hearron hopes to hang in there as a Jays catcher

Date3/7/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Things looking up: Catcher Jeff Hearron hopes to hang in there as a Jays catcher.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0054172F
Upside-down workout: Blue Jays' catcher Jeff Hearron uses a pair of ''moon boots'' to stretch his back and get the blood flowing to his head at training camp in Florida
Upside-down workout: Blue Jays' catcher Jeff Hearron uses a pair of ''moon boots'' to stretch his back and get the blood flowing to his head at training camp in Florida
Hearron, Jeff
3/2/1987
Hard-at-work catchers, above, include Jeff Hearron, inset, but even he lacks experience
Hard-at-work catchers, above, include Jeff Hearron, inset, but even he lacks experience
Hearron, Jeff
2/26/1987
Hearron, Jeff
Hearron, Jeff
Hearron, Jeff
3/2/1987
Hearron, Jeff
Hearron, Jeff
Cooper, David
5/5/1986
Johnson - catcher
Johnson - catcher
Griffin, Doug
n.d.
Welcome home
Welcome home
Hearron, Jeff
3/20/1987
Borders signs: Catcher and World Series hero Pat Borders signs autographs for young fans after Blue Jays arrived in Hamilton last night
Borders signs: Catcher and World Series hero Pat Borders signs autographs for young fans after Blue Jays arrived in Hamilton last night
Bock, Tony
3/18/1993
Apres win: Blue Jays catcher Pat Borders, wife Kathy and their daughter Lindsay, 22 months, enjoy a meal after Toronto clinched a division title yesterday
Apres win: Blue Jays catcher Pat Borders, wife Kathy and their daughter Lindsay, 22 months, enjoy a meal after Toronto clinched a division title yesterday
Borders, Pat
10/3/1992
It's a kid's game: Toronto's young people took to the Blue Jays and veteran catcher Ernie Whitt warmed to them mightily despite the fact he had to wear a toque in the early warmups
It's a kid's game: Toronto's young people took to the Blue Jays and veteran catcher Ernie Whitt warmed to them mightily despite the fact he had to wear a toque in the early warmups
Beaty, Keith
4/9/1983
The agony: Blue Jay catcher Pat Borders wonders why he ever chose this line of work after getting hit in a tender spot by a foul tip yesterday against Minnesota
The agony: Blue Jay catcher Pat Borders wonders why he ever chose this line of work after getting hit in a tender spot by a foul tip yesterday against Minnesota
Borders, Pat
9/29/1991
Wants a chance: A gloomy Rob Ducey, cut by the Jays, said he hopes someday he'll get the opportunity to show what I can do at the major league level
Wants a chance: A gloomy Rob Ducey, cut by the Jays, said he hopes someday he'll get the opportunity to show what I can do at the major league level
Ducey, Rob
3/5/1991
Manager Bobby Cox, with catcher Ernie Whitt to his right, is at the mound to yank Luis Leal in the third inning after the pitcher had given up five runs to add to the three he allowed in the first
Manager Bobby Cox, with catcher Ernie Whitt to his right, is at the mound to yank Luis Leal in the third inning after the pitcher had given up five runs to add to the three he allowed in the first
Cooper, David
6/8/1985