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The new Jays
The new Jays

The new Jays

Date4/5/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: The new Jays: From left, standing, the new faces belong to righthanded pitcher WIllie Fraser, utility infleider Rene Gonzalez, outfielder Joe Carter, designated hitter Pat Tabler and outfielder Devon White. Kneeling, left, is lefthanded pitcher Ken Dayley and second baseman Roberto Alomar.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091925F
The Jays did it, the Jays did it! Emotions run high minutes after the team beat the New York Yankees 5-1 last Saturday
The Jays did it, the Jays did it! Emotions run high minutes after the team beat the New York Yankees 5-1 last Saturday
10/8/1985
New prospect: Former major leaguer Pat Gillick, now Jays' vice-president of operations, throws a little batting practice for some fun
New prospect: Former major leaguer Pat Gillick, now Jays' vice-president of operations, throws a little batting practice for some fun
8/3/1981
Got him! Jays shortstop Tony Fernandez shouts at the second base umpire, claiming that he tagged out New York's Bobby Meacham on a pick-off play in la(...)
Got him! Jays shortstop Tony Fernandez shouts at the second base umpire, claiming that he tagged out New York's Bobby Meacham on a pick-off play in la(...)
9/13/1985
It's a wild charge to the mound as Jays converge on pitcher Doyle Alexander after their 5-1 victory clinched the East Division over the batting New York yankees
It's a wild charge to the mound as Jays converge on pitcher Doyle Alexander after their 5-1 victory clinched the East Division over the batting New York yankees
10/6/1985
New look for Jays
New look for Jays
4/12/1980
The weather was cold, but umpires Jim McKean (left) and Greg Kose were welcomed warmly by new ball girl Sara Karlsson during Blue Jays' home opener wi(...)
The weather was cold, but umpires Jim McKean (left) and Greg Kose were welcomed warmly by new ball girl Sara Karlsson during Blue Jays' home opener wi(...)
4/14/1978
Toronto Blue Jays' new ball girls, Leslie Hughes, left, and Sara Karlsson, both 17, get into the spirit aration for today's opening game against Detro(...)
Toronto Blue Jays' new ball girls, Leslie Hughes, left, and Sara Karlsson, both 17, get into the spirit aration for today's opening game against Detro(...)
4/14/1978
Car-winning Jays fan Bert Hynes waves to baseball crowd at Exhibition Stadium last night after being presented with a new car by John Russell, a Canad(...)
Car-winning Jays fan Bert Hynes waves to baseball crowd at Exhibition Stadium last night after being presented with a new car by John Russell, a Canad(...)
7/23/1977
Religion was his relief. Dennis DeBarr, a 24-year-old relief pitcher with the Blue Jays, works out in a training session at the Jays' camp in Dunedin,(...)
Religion was his relief. Dennis DeBarr, a 24-year-old relief pitcher with the Blue Jays, works out in a training session at the Jays' camp in Dunedin,(...)
2/27/1977
Michael, 10, and Stephen Andrews, 8, show they're part of the team that's hoping, praying, cheering for the Blue Jays to bring home the pennant. Jays beat Cleveland 5-2
Michael, 10, and Stephen Andrews, 8, show they're part of the team that's hoping, praying, cheering for the Blue Jays to bring home the pennant. Jays beat Cleveland 5-2
9/15/1989
Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
10/23/1992
Beeston Brew: Jays president Paul Beeston, despite his own best efforts, couldn't avoid being crowned by a victory beer in the tumult of the Jays locker room
Beeston Brew: Jays president Paul Beeston, despite his own best efforts, couldn't avoid being crowned by a victory beer in the tumult of the Jays locker room
10/14/1992