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Great game
Great game

Great game

Date10/25/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Great game: Joe Carter offers encouragement to starter David Cone, who didn't have his best stuff but pitched with guts and gulie for six innings last night. Cone left the game with a 2-10.
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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_0092037F
John Cerutti and Dave Stieb ponder their luck in a serious game of cribbage, a favorite pre-game and post-game pastime
John Cerutti and Dave Stieb ponder their luck in a serious game of cribbage, a favorite pre-game and post-game pastime
4/10/1987
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
Big windup: Eight-year-old Chris Simpson goes into his major-league windup yesterday while trying out game called The Bullpen at All-Star Game FanFest
Big windup: Eight-year-old Chris Simpson goes into his major-league windup yesterday while trying out game called The Bullpen at All-Star Game FanFest
7/5/1991
The summer game? Third base umpire Al Clark shields himself from th gusting winds that once again plagued the Jays-Rangers games. He passes time blowing bubbles while warming his ears
The summer game? Third base umpire Al Clark shields himself from th gusting winds that once again plagued the Jays-Rangers games. He passes time blowing bubbles while warming his ears
5/1/1984
Surrounded by sweaters, underwear and equipment, about 20 Blue Jays have a chapel service in their clubhouse Sundays before a game. Last Sunday the la(...)
Surrounded by sweaters, underwear and equipment, about 20 Blue Jays have a chapel service in their clubhouse Sundays before a game. Last Sunday the la(...)
5/9/1977
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
They're back! Dave Jackson and son Lory, 9, were thrown out of SkyDome Wednesday for interference but are at today's game
They're back! Dave Jackson and son Lory, 9, were thrown out of SkyDome Wednesday for interference but are at today's game
5/10/1991
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
Front-row fielders had fun going after a loose ball before game 4
Front-row fielders had fun going after a loose ball before game 4
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Three in a row: Blue Jay righthander Luis Enrique Leal turned in his third complete game in a row last night as he held the Yankee powerhouse to four hits in 3-1 victory
Three in a row: Blue Jay righthander Luis Enrique Leal turned in his third complete game in a row last night as he held the Yankee powerhouse to four hits in 3-1 victory
6/3/1982
John Cerutti. Star of the game. Rookie earned first major league victory on a two-hitter to win vote as best Blue Jay
John Cerutti. Star of the game. Rookie earned first major league victory on a two-hitter to win vote as best Blue Jay
9/2/1985
The soft touch. Boston's Jeff Newman is all concentration as he deftly drops a bunt in yesterday's game. Not deft enough, though, as ball rolled foul (...)
The soft touch. Boston's Jeff Newman is all concentration as he deftly drops a bunt in yesterday's game. Not deft enough, though, as ball rolled foul (...)
6/17/1984