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Blue Jay Way: The downtown core was transformed into a sea of true blue Jay fans
Blue Jay Way: The downtown core was transformed into a sea of true blue Jay fans

Blue Jay Way: The downtown core was transformed into a sea of true blue Jay fans

Date10/26/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Blue Jay Way: The downtown core was transformed into a sea of true blue Jay fans.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0092039F
Blue Jay Way: The downtown core was transformed into a sea of true blue Jay fans
Blue Jay Way: The downtown core was transformed into a sea of true blue Jay fans
10/26/1992
Some fans will go to extremes. The pair at left not only followed the Blue Jays (below, in their pre-game stretch at Municipal Stadium) to Cleveland, but also painted themselves true blue
Some fans will go to extremes. The pair at left not only followed the Blue Jays (below, in their pre-game stretch at Municipal Stadium) to Cleveland, but also painted themselves true blue
9/7/1989
It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
6/26/1982
Fans aflutter: SkyDome flags fly - right side up - at last night's World Series game, won 3-2 by the Blue Jays
Fans aflutter: SkyDome flags fly - right side up - at last night's World Series game, won 3-2 by the Blue Jays
10/20/1992
Play ball! It wasn't the greatest weather for a ball game, but these two young Blue Jay fans were all smiles when yesterday's rain subsided into a mere drizzle by game time
Play ball! It wasn't the greatest weather for a ball game, but these two young Blue Jay fans were all smiles when yesterday's rain subsided into a mere drizzle by game time
8/11/1983
Rib tickler: Blue Jay fans weren't laughing when Twins catcher Brian Harper got nailed in the ribs by Duane Ward during yesterday's disasterous 11th inning
Rib tickler: Blue Jay fans weren't laughing when Twins catcher Brian Harper got nailed in the ribs by Duane Ward during yesterday's disasterous 11th inning
5/18/1992
Snuggled warmly in blankets and pakas, Blue Jays fans Janet Gunn (left), 16, and Alexandra Julian, 13, of North York, got to their seats at Exhibition(...)
Snuggled warmly in blankets and pakas, Blue Jays fans Janet Gunn (left), 16, and Alexandra Julian, 13, of North York, got to their seats at Exhibition(...)
4/7/1977
Blue Jays' injured right fielder Joe Carter autographs baseballs last night for fans at the SkyDome as Toronto prepared to play the Minnesota Twins
Blue Jays' injured right fielder Joe Carter autographs baseballs last night for fans at the SkyDome as Toronto prepared to play the Minnesota Twins
10/12/1991
Hats off: Blue Jays Kelly Gruber, Junior Felix, Mookie Wilson and Glenalien Hill tip their caps to fans last night as a major league attendance record of 3,635,829 was set
Hats off: Blue Jays Kelly Gruber, Junior Felix, Mookie Wilson and Glenalien Hill tip their caps to fans last night as a major league attendance record of 3,635,829 was set
9/17/1990
Kincardine fans Reid Emond, 10, and Ryan Walicki, 11, have a panoramic view of the Blue Jays' home opener last night from perches high in the SkyDome
Kincardine fans Reid Emond, 10, and Ryan Walicki, 11, have a panoramic view of the Blue Jays' home opener last night from perches high in the SkyDome
4/10/1990
Sign-hoisters' day: Many of the 46,120 fans at the last Blue Jays game at Exhibition Stadium (officials hope) had their own way of saying goodbye, including this one
Sign-hoisters' day: Many of the 46,120 fans at the last Blue Jays game at Exhibition Stadium (officials hope) had their own way of saying goodbye, including this one
5/28/1989
Fan-tastic: Fans, as well as Joe Carter and other Blue Jay players, were on their feet to welcome Kelly Gruber back to the dugout after his two-run blast
Fan-tastic: Fans, as well as Joe Carter and other Blue Jay players, were on their feet to welcome Kelly Gruber back to the dugout after his two-run blast
7/13/1991