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Heavy hitters: Ben Sennik, left, and Carl Masters, two key organizers of the United Way's cricket match at the SkyDome, display the autographed bats they received
Heavy hitters: Ben Sennik, left, and Carl Masters, two key organizers of the United Way's cricket match at the SkyDome, display the autographed bats they received

Heavy hitters: Ben Sennik, left, and Carl Masters, two key organizers of the United Way's cricket match at the SkyDome, display the autographed bats they received

Date11/7/1989
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133504F
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