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It's cold: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick wears two jackets to keep warm at last night's game against Orioles
It's cold: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick wears two jackets to keep warm at last night's game against Orioles

It's cold: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick wears two jackets to keep warm at last night's game against Orioles

Date5/12/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: It's cold: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick wears two jackets to keep warm at last night's game against Orioles.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0066002F
Nice work: Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick has a congratulatory pat for pitcher Dave Stieb, who got back in the groove with a five-hit win over Cleveland Indians last night at Exhibition Stadium
Nice work: Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick has a congratulatory pat for pitcher Dave Stieb, who got back in the groove with a five-hit win over Cleveland Indians last night at Exhibition Stadium
5/7/1981
No game today: Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick will be back next year after a rookie season marked by his humor and caring -- and the team's improvement
No game today: Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick will be back next year after a rookie season marked by his humor and caring -- and the team's improvement
5/22/1980
Hear this: His rookie year behind him, Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick lectures two men who figure high in his plans for the 1981 season, outfielder Barry Bonnell (middle) and pitcher Jackson Todd
Hear this: His rookie year behind him, Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick lectures two men who figure high in his plans for the 1981 season, outfielder Barry Bonnell (middle) and pitcher Jackson Todd
1/28/1981
Extra-Inning hero: Nelson Liriano gets a hero's welcome from Glenallen Hill, left, and Mookie Wilson after his double in the 13th gave the Jays and improbable 6-5 victory and kept the Orioles two lengths back in AL East race
Extra-Inning hero: Nelson Liriano gets a hero's welcome from Glenallen Hill, left, and Mookie Wilson after his double in the 13th gave the Jays and improbable 6-5 victory and kept the Orioles two lengths back in AL East race
9/20/1989
Watching the young 'uns: Former Toronto Blue Jays manager Bobby Mattick has been working with the younger players at the American League team's training camp in Florida
Watching the young 'uns: Former Toronto Blue Jays manager Bobby Mattick has been working with the younger players at the American League team's training camp in Florida
3/7/1984
This way: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick shows 'em how during baseball clinic held yesterday
This way: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick shows 'em how during baseball clinic held yesterday
1/3/1979
Thankless task: Bobby Mattick, one-time Chicago and Cincinnati infielder, is Blue Jays' new manager
Thankless task: Bobby Mattick, one-time Chicago and Cincinnati infielder, is Blue Jays' new manager
10/18/1979
Jay win was picture perfect. It was a picture perfect day yesterday for the Blue Jays who defeaed Baltimore Orioles 6-4 and for 36,446 Jay fans who ha(...)
Jay win was picture perfect. It was a picture perfect day yesterday for the Blue Jays who defeaed Baltimore Orioles 6-4 and for 36,446 Jay fans who ha(...)
8/3/1986
Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was(...)
Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was(...)
8/4/1986
Oh, that Clancy! For pitcher Jim Clancy of the Blue Jays, whose strong right arm fashioned the 5-0 whitewash of the Orioles, the victory was a long ti(...)
Oh, that Clancy! For pitcher Jim Clancy of the Blue Jays, whose strong right arm fashioned the 5-0 whitewash of the Orioles, the victory was a long ti(...)
5/22/1983
Slap-happy guys: Tom Henke, left, Manuel Lee, Candy Maldonado and Devon White swap high-fives after the Jays topped Orioles 4-2 to gain split of series
Slap-happy guys: Tom Henke, left, Manuel Lee, Candy Maldonado and Devon White swap high-fives after the Jays topped Orioles 4-2 to gain split of series
8/13/1992
The real thing: Author George Jonas wears one of the collection of motorcycle jackets he uses for riding his bikes on the streets of Toronto
The real thing: Author George Jonas wears one of the collection of motorcycle jackets he uses for riding his bikes on the streets of Toronto
11/1/1988