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The crowd of 46,429 - second largest in Jays history - leaped to its feet as Juan Beniquez was mobbeo at home by his teammates after his heroics. Whil(...)
The crowd of 46,429 - second largest in Jays history - leaped to its feet as Juan Beniquez was mobbeo at home by his teammates after his heroics. Whil(...)

The crowd of 46,429 - second largest in Jays history - leaped to its feet as Juan Beniquez was mobbeo at home by his teammates after his heroics. Whil(...)

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Original Toronto Star caption: The crowd of 46,429 - second largest in Jays history - leaped to its feet as Juan Beniquez was mobbeo at home by his teammates after his heroics. While all of Toronto cheered, Detroit's Dickie Noles walked off into the sunset.
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The glad hands: Jays' Garth lorg was the happy centre of attention of teammates Damaso Garcia: left: and George Bell after his two-run single lifted Jays to exciting come-from-behind win
The glad hands: Jays' Garth lorg was the happy centre of attention of teammates Damaso Garcia: left: and George Bell after his two-run single lifted Jays to exciting come-from-behind win
9/17/1984
High-fives all around: Jays' designated hitter Cecil Fielder (23) accepts some well-deserved praise from his teammates after crushing a game-winning tater yesterday in the 10th inning
High-fives all around: Jays' designated hitter Cecil Fielder (23) accepts some well-deserved praise from his teammates after crushing a game-winning tater yesterday in the 10th inning
9/4/1987
Will file: Charlie Moore, left, and Juan Beniquez say they will file for free agency after season
Will file: Charlie Moore, left, and Juan Beniquez say they will file for free agency after season
6/6/1987
Brian Conacher, stripped of his socks and shinpads, studiously discusses his goal-scoring heroics with reporters in the Leaf dressing room after the game
Brian Conacher, stripped of his socks and shinpads, studiously discusses his goal-scoring heroics with reporters in the Leaf dressing room after the game
4/18/1967
Yastrzemski: Boston's aging veteran has left all his critics with an array of heroics which include his 3,000th hit earlier this month
Yastrzemski: Boston's aging veteran has left all his critics with an array of heroics which include his 3,000th hit earlier this month
9/20/1979
Centre of attention: Canadian centre Cliff Ronning tries his Izvestia gold medal on for size as he and his championship-winning teammates met fans and media after returning home yesterday
Centre of attention: Canadian centre Cliff Ronning tries his Izvestia gold medal on for size as he and his championship-winning teammates met fans and media after returning home yesterday
12/23/1987
Hugging the hero: Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston embraces smiling Juan Guzman after the pitcher's fine work led his team to victory over the Tigers
Hugging the hero: Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston embraces smiling Juan Guzman after the pitcher's fine work led his team to victory over the Tigers
10/3/1992
Finding the range. The season starts soon for Bob Gillis and his Toronto Maple Leaf Inter-County Major teammates. Thery're working out now at Christie(...)
Finding the range. The season starts soon for Bob Gillis and his Toronto Maple Leaf Inter-County Major teammates. Thery're working out now at Christie(...)
4/29/1981
O, What a guy: Blue Jays' Al Oliver cranked a home run in his second at-bat against Oakland last night, earning congratulations from Rance Mulliniks, who scored ahead of him, and Willie Upshaw
O, What a guy: Blue Jays' Al Oliver cranked a home run in his second at-bat against Oakland last night, earning congratulations from Rance Mulliniks, who scored ahead of him, and Willie Upshaw
7/18/1985
Beniquez, Juan (baseball) -upto 1987
Beniquez, Juan (baseball) -upto 1987
3/4/1982
Beniquez, Juan (baseball) -upto 1987
Beniquez, Juan (baseball) -upto 1987
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The right stuff: The Jays are out but if anyone has reason to smile it's Juan Guzman, the hard-throwing rookie who established himself as a big league pitcher
The right stuff: The Jays are out but if anyone has reason to smile it's Juan Guzman, the hard-throwing rookie who established himself as a big league pitcher
10/14/1991