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Getting ready for No. 10: Outfielder Jesse Barfield of the Blue Jays, left, and manager Jimy Williams seemed pleased with the 10th anniversary patch o(...)
Getting ready for No. 10: Outfielder Jesse Barfield of the Blue Jays, left, and manager Jimy Williams seemed pleased with the 10th anniversary patch o(...)

Getting ready for No. 10: Outfielder Jesse Barfield of the Blue Jays, left, and manager Jimy Williams seemed pleased with the 10th anniversary patch o(...)

Date1/30/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Getting ready for No. 10: Outfielder Jesse Barfield of the Blue Jays, left, and manager Jimy Williams seemed pleased with the 10th anniversary patch on the Toronto uniforms that will be worn this American League baseball season.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089436F
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