Skip to main content
Digital Archive Toronto Public Library Homepage
He's a winner: California lefthander Jim Abbott picked up his fifth win of the season yesterday by scattering nine hits in the Angels' 7-2 romp over the Blue Jays at the dome
He's a winner: California lefthander Jim Abbott picked up his fifth win of the season yesterday by scattering nine hits in the Angels' 7-2 romp over the Blue Jays at the dome

He's a winner: California lefthander Jim Abbott picked up his fifth win of the season yesterday by scattering nine hits in the Angels' 7-2 romp over the Blue Jays at the dome

Date6/2/1991
Names
(subject)
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: He's a winner: California lefthander Jim Abbott picked up his fifth win of the season yesterday by scattering nine hits in the Angels' 7-2 romp over the Blue Jays at the dome.
Subject
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028595F
Big day for Reggie, California Angels slugger Reggie Jackson shows the swing that gave him three hits against the Blue Jays last night. But Jackson al(...)
Big day for Reggie, California Angels slugger Reggie Jackson shows the swing that gave him three hits against the Blue Jays last night. But Jackson al(...)
5/14/1985
Over the top: Blue Jays' Paul Molitor dives back to second base and has some extra baggage to carry in the person of Torey Lovullo of California Angels
Over the top: Blue Jays' Paul Molitor dives back to second base and has some extra baggage to carry in the person of Torey Lovullo of California Angels
6/10/1993
Earns ninth win: Lefthander Jimmy Key recorded his ninth victory of the season last night by pitching eight innings against the Rangers, allowing one run and six hits
Earns ninth win: Lefthander Jimmy Key recorded his ninth victory of the season last night by pitching eight innings against the Rangers, allowing one run and six hits
9/1/1988
Pro and con, Reggie Jackson of the Angels, left, says baseball this season is juiced up, while Damaso Garcia of Jays disagrees
Pro and con, Reggie Jackson of the Angels, left, says baseball this season is juiced up, while Damaso Garcia of Jays disagrees
6/8/1982
Walking tall: Rookie Lloyd Moseby's three hits drove in four runs in the Blue Jays' 9-6 win over the Yankees
Walking tall: Rookie Lloyd Moseby's three hits drove in four runs in the Blue Jays' 9-6 win over the Yankees
5/25/1980
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
Clutch Tony: Sweet fielding Tony Fernandez had a big game last night with two hits and two RBI's to pace the Blue Jays to a win in the opener of their American League championship
Clutch Tony: Sweet fielding Tony Fernandez had a big game last night with two hits and two RBI's to pace the Blue Jays to a win in the opener of their American League championship
10/9/1985
Dave McKay, who has been wielding a hot bat this season, hit a two-run double for the Blue Jays in their 8-6 win over Kansas City
Dave McKay, who has been wielding a hot bat this season, hit a two-run double for the Blue Jays in their 8-6 win over Kansas City
4/14/1979
At long, long last: Gene Mauch, 55, finally has the talent with California Angels to prove he can win, after 21 years an also-ran as big league manager
At long, long last: Gene Mauch, 55, finally has the talent with California Angels to prove he can win, after 21 years an also-ran as big league manager
6/1/1981
At long, long last: Gene Mauch, 55, finally has the talent with California Angels to prove he can win, after 21 years an also-ran as big league manager
At long, long last: Gene Mauch, 55, finally has the talent with California Angels to prove he can win, after 21 years an also-ran as big league manager
6/2/1981
Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
10/23/1992
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
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
2/23/1987