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Eli Wallach snuggles with his wife of 28 years, actress Anne Jackson, between World Series innings as she tries to shake a cold. They were in Toronto (...)
Eli Wallach snuggles with his wife of 28 years, actress Anne Jackson, between World Series innings as she tries to shake a cold. They were in Toronto (...)

Eli Wallach snuggles with his wife of 28 years, actress Anne Jackson, between World Series innings as she tries to shake a cold. They were in Toronto (...)

Date10/14/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Eli Wallach snuggles with his wife of 28 years, actress Anne Jackson, between World Series innings as she tries to shake a cold. They were in Toronto to tape a drama special for CBS-TV's playhouse 90.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088024F
Thirty happy years together. A favorite husband and wife team in the theatre and on the silver screen, Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson celebrated their 3(...)
Thirty happy years together. A favorite husband and wife team in the theatre and on the silver screen, Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson celebrated their 3(...)
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Eli Wallach and his wife Anne Jackson
Eli Wallach and his wife Anne Jackson
10/14/1975
Eli Wallach and wife Anne Jackson
Eli Wallach and wife Anne Jackson
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3/3/1977
One in a series: Jessie Foyle, 77, left, sports the World Series tickets she has used over the past 28 years while Los Angeles Dodgers managers Tommy Lasorda flashes his new Star T-shirt yesterday
One in a series: Jessie Foyle, 77, left, sports the World Series tickets she has used over the past 28 years while Los Angeles Dodgers managers Tommy Lasorda flashes his new Star T-shirt yesterday
10/19/1992
One in a series: Jessie Foyle, 77, left, sports the World Series tickets she has used over the past 28 years while Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda flashes his new Star T-shirt yesterday
One in a series: Jessie Foyle, 77, left, sports the World Series tickets she has used over the past 28 years while Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda flashes his new Star T-shirt yesterday
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Checking out the sights. Taking time out to see Toronto, actors Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson strolled on Bloor St. yesterday, enjoying the welcome sun(...)
Checking out the sights. Taking time out to see Toronto, actors Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson strolled on Bloor St. yesterday, enjoying the welcome sun(...)
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American League umpire Durwood Merrill decided to take a quiet moment between innings at yesterday's Blue Jays-Milwaukee Brewers game to sit on the turf and adjust his shoe
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Just perfect: Dennis Lamp, the pitcher Jay fans loved to hate last year, lifted his perfect record this season to 11-0 by pitching 4 2/3 innings of shutout relief last night
Just perfect: Dennis Lamp, the pitcher Jay fans loved to hate last year, lifted his perfect record this season to 11-0 by pitching 4 2/3 innings of shutout relief last night
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Going, going . . . Roberto Alomar watches his home run off Detroit's Bill Guilickson clear the fence in the first inning. Jays led 6-1 after two innings, but the Tigers battled back
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Yankees' outfielder Reggie Jackson shows the form that gave him three home runs to clinch the sixth game of the 1977 World Series. Only Babe Ruth beat his record
Yankees' outfielder Reggie Jackson shows the form that gave him three home runs to clinch the sixth game of the 1977 World Series. Only Babe Ruth beat his record
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