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Unstoppable, Blue Jay hurlers were no match yesterday for the Twins' Kirby Puckett, who stroked five hits in a 12-5 Minnesota victory
Unstoppable, Blue Jay hurlers were no match yesterday for the Twins' Kirby Puckett, who stroked five hits in a 12-5 Minnesota victory

Unstoppable, Blue Jay hurlers were no match yesterday for the Twins' Kirby Puckett, who stroked five hits in a 12-5 Minnesota victory

Date6/6/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Unstoppable, Blue Jay hurlers were no match yesterday for the Twins' Kirby Puckett, who stroked five hits in a 12-5 Minnesota victory.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0074756F
Well done, Kirby, Kirby Puckett is welcomed home by Kent Hrbek after the Twins outfielder smacked one of his two homers against the Jays yesterday
Well done, Kirby, Kirby Puckett is welcomed home by Kent Hrbek after the Twins outfielder smacked one of his two homers against the Jays yesterday
8/12/1993
American League East contenders are looking at Blue Jay hurlers Dave Stieb, Jim Clancy and Mike Flanagan to shore up suspect pitching
American League East contenders are looking at Blue Jay hurlers Dave Stieb, Jim Clancy and Mike Flanagan to shore up suspect pitching
8/15/1987
It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
6/26/1982
Jim Clancy: Right-hander started with Jays in '77 and is now one of top hurlers in league
Jim Clancy: Right-hander started with Jays in '77 and is now one of top hurlers in league
2/24/1984
Clancy was just about perfect. Relying almost entirely on his fastball and slider, Blue Jays' Jim Clancy chalked up a onehitter in the Jays' 3-0 shoutout over the Minnesota Twins
Clancy was just about perfect. Relying almost entirely on his fastball and slider, Blue Jays' Jim Clancy chalked up a onehitter in the Jays' 3-0 shoutout over the Minnesota Twins
9/28/1982
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
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
10/11/1991
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
10/12/1991
Blue Jays' injured right fielder Joe Carter autographs baseballs last night for fans at the SkyDome as Toronto prepared to play the Minnesota Twins
Blue Jays' injured right fielder Joe Carter autographs baseballs last night for fans at the SkyDome as Toronto prepared to play the Minnesota Twins
10/12/1991
Luis Gomez. Shortstop, 5-9, 151, 27. Halled by Minnesota Twins' manager Gene Mauch as the best defensive player in the American League not playing reg(...)
Luis Gomez. Shortstop, 5-9, 151, 27. Halled by Minnesota Twins' manager Gene Mauch as the best defensive player in the American League not playing reg(...)
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Welcome home: Rookie Glenallen Hill gets five from the Blue Jay batboy after clubbing a grand slam home run in the fourth inning last night against the Twins
Welcome home: Rookie Glenallen Hill gets five from the Blue Jay batboy after clubbing a grand slam home run in the fourth inning last night against the Twins
9/1/1989
Baltimore right-hander Mike Boddicker recovered from the first-inning lapse to hold the Blue Jays in check for the rest of the game. He gave up only four hits in 2-1 victory
Baltimore right-hander Mike Boddicker recovered from the first-inning lapse to hold the Blue Jays in check for the rest of the game. He gave up only four hits in 2-1 victory
4/14/1986
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