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While Reliever Dennis Eckersly (above) tries to throw out winfield after big Dave Knocked him over with smash to the mound
While Reliever Dennis Eckersly (above) tries to throw out winfield after big Dave Knocked him over with smash to the mound

While Reliever Dennis Eckersly (above) tries to throw out winfield after big Dave Knocked him over with smash to the mound

Date10/10/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: While Reliever Dennis Eckersly (above) tries to throw out winfield after big Dave Knocked him over with smash to the mound.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091848F
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