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Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bi Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system
Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bi Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system

Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bi Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system

Date3/8/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bi Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system.
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Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bill Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system
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Flanked by his wife Angela and Blue Jays manager Jimmy Williams, vanishing outfielder Rick Leach sought to ally the curiosity of those who wondered why he hadn't shown up for Tuesday night's game in Seattle
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When the Blue Jays break camp and head north to commence the regular season, manager Jimy Williams will hand the ball to lefthander Jimmy Key
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A Nearby apple orchard was one of the main reasons why Brian and Margie Currie, shown above with daughter Kimberley Anne, 2, decided to buy in Amberle(...)
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3/24/1976
Back to minor: Sil Campusano, once considered one of Jay's all-time top prospects, has been sidelined with elbow problems and has lost his spot in the lineup
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6/29/1988
Blue Jays outfielder Devon White has good reason to be happy
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Rites of spring as practiced by the Toronto Blue Jays include this waltz-me-around-again routine featuring Jay Schroeder and coach Jimmy Williams (24)(...)
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Sweet spot: Baseball's last 400 hitter, Ted Williams, explains the science to Blue Jay slugger and first baseman John Mayberry at a special clinic held at the Dunedin training camp yesterday
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Montreal Daily Star gives reasons why Geo
Montreal Daily Star gives reasons why Geo
1908
A few reasons why that portion of the Grand Trunk Railway between Kingston and Toronto should run through the interior, via Peterboro'
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1852