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Top of his parade
Top of his parade

Top of his parade

Date7/11/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Top of his parade: Blue Jays' pinch-hitters are the talk fo the American League this season. From left, Ernie WHitt, Rance Mulliniks, Garth lorg and Buck Martinez. The Jays have four players - lorg, Hosken Powell, Wayne Nordhagen and Barry Bonnell - among the top 10 pinch-hitters in the AL. Jays have a .273 average with 45 hits and 33 RBIs.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091887F
Thumbs up: Pitcher Mark Elchhorn, his wife, Mariann, and son, Brian, celebrate with Jack Morris, left, during yesterday's parade
Thumbs up: Pitcher Mark Elchhorn, his wife, Mariann, and son, Brian, celebrate with Jack Morris, left, during yesterday's parade
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High-five parade: Minnesota Twins congratulate each other after closer Rick Aguilera set down the Jays in order in the 10th inning to preserve a 3-2 win
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n.d.
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Oh no!: David Wells, one of five Jays throwers that the Minnesota Twins blew past at the SkyDome last night, buries his face after his 11/2 innings of work
Oh no!: David Wells, one of five Jays throwers that the Minnesota Twins blew past at the SkyDome last night, buries his face after his 11/2 innings of work
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Mike Jurkiewicz, third baseman for High Park Little League team, gives it his all and them some as he lashes out a single to help his team to 4-1 win (...)
Mike Jurkiewicz, third baseman for High Park Little League team, gives it his all and them some as he lashes out a single to help his team to 4-1 win (...)
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Pat Gillick: Blue Jay GM is unperturbed by rantings of his disgruntled millionaires
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n.d.
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Pat Gillick: Left, as a child in California wearing his glove on the wrong hand for the photographer
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Pat Gillick: Jays' GM having a tough time signing his players
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