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Reviewing prospects, Bill James, standing, fields shareholder questions, along with corporate secretary Peter Farmer, at yesterday's annual meeting
Reviewing prospects, Bill James, standing, fields shareholder questions, along with corporate secretary Peter Farmer, at yesterday's annual meeting

Reviewing prospects, Bill James, standing, fields shareholder questions, along with corporate secretary Peter Farmer, at yesterday's annual meeting

Date5/31/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Reviewing prospects, Bill James, standing, fields shareholder questions, along with corporate secretary Peter Farmer, at yesterday's annual meeting.
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