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Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was(...)
Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was(...)

Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was(...)

Date8/4/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was also pounded, and so was Clarke's successor, Bill Caudill. Jays have a chance to recoup in three-game set against Kansas City, starting tonight. Jays swept Royals last week.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091489F
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Just another fan: Police office Donna Stauffer, of the Inner Harbor Tactical Division, bends the regulations a bit by wearing a Baltimore Orioles Birdie beak over her hat
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Blue Jays starter Jack Morris, above, known as the greatest money pitcher of his generation, takes charge at yesterday's workout as Oakland A's pitche(...)
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