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First for Red Sox
First for Red Sox

First for Red Sox

Date9/17/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: First for Red Sox: Jim Rice scores the first Red Sox run in the fourth inning of their game last night against the Blue Jays at Exhibition Stadium. Toronto catcher Buck Martinez missed the throw when knocked over by Rice, who scored from third base after a sacrifice fly to centre field by Tony Armas. The Blue Jays scored two runs in the ninth inning on Garth lorg's single to win, 5-4.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091691F
But can he hit it? White Sox third baseman Junior Moore gets good look at an offering from Jays' Jesse Jefferson
But can he hit it? White Sox third baseman Junior Moore gets good look at an offering from Jays' Jesse Jefferson
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Albert Bell 1997 Chicago White Sox
Albert Bell 1997 Chicago White Sox
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Sox man out
Sox man out
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Gotcha: Jays third baseman Kelly Gruber pursues, dives and tags scrambling Rex Sox catcher Tony Pena in the seventh inning after he was caught rounding third base and tried to hot-foot it home
Gotcha: Jays third baseman Kelly Gruber pursues, dives and tags scrambling Rex Sox catcher Tony Pena in the seventh inning after he was caught rounding third base and tried to hot-foot it home
8/11/1991
Tough going: Jim Clancy found the going tough against the Red Sox at Exhibition Stadium last night as Boston won, 2-0
Tough going: Jim Clancy found the going tough against the Red Sox at Exhibition Stadium last night as Boston won, 2-0
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High fives: Blue Jays' Tom Henke accepts high fives from Devon White and Mark Whiten, right, after preserving last night's 4-3 win over Red Sox
High fives: Blue Jays' Tom Henke accepts high fives from Devon White and Mark Whiten, right, after preserving last night's 4-3 win over Red Sox
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Okay, so Boston Red Sox starters Bruce Hurst and Al Nipper are on the disabled-list
Okay, so Boston Red Sox starters Bruce Hurst and Al Nipper are on the disabled-list
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Key starter: Jimmy Key had the all-important mound assignment last night against the hated Red Sox, who threw the Jays a curve by juggling their rotation
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The shrine: Fenway Park stadium, home of the Red Sox, was built in 1912 with seats for only 33,500 fans - but they're mostly a rowdy bunch and follow their team religiously
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Leapin' Lee: Bruce Jays second baseman Manny Lee acrobatically avoids a hard-sliding Jim Rice of the Red Sox in the fourth inning yesterday and relays the ball to first base to complete a 6-4-3 double play
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Carl is mad, Red Sox great Carl Yastrzemski got a little angry at umpire during yesterday's game when Bob Bailor of Jays was safe on close play at first base
Carl is mad, Red Sox great Carl Yastrzemski got a little angry at umpire during yesterday's game when Bob Bailor of Jays was safe on close play at first base
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Cheer-Leader: White Sox's Bo Jackson: recovering from a hip injury: gestures in the dugout last night as Chicago thrashed the Blue Jays 12-4 at the SkyDome
Cheer-Leader: White Sox's Bo Jackson: recovering from a hip injury: gestures in the dugout last night as Chicago thrashed the Blue Jays 12-4 at the SkyDome
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