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Doyle Alexander may have been wondering what happened to Blue Jays' suddenly silent bats
Doyle Alexander may have been wondering what happened to Blue Jays' suddenly silent bats

Doyle Alexander may have been wondering what happened to Blue Jays' suddenly silent bats

Date4/15/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Doyle Alexander may have been wondering what happened to Blue Jays' suddenly silent bats.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028928F
Happy birthday, Tony: Blue Jays shortstop Tony Fernande, who will be 25 Thursday, could become the first Blue Jay to compile an average of 300 or better for 1,000 at-bats
Happy birthday, Tony: Blue Jays shortstop Tony Fernande, who will be 25 Thursday, could become the first Blue Jay to compile an average of 300 or better for 1,000 at-bats
3/5/1986
In Blue Jays cap, David Robinson, 11, bats with Adam Rosenfield, 12 as the wicket keeper in Grade 6 cricket house league at Upper Canada College Principal Dick Sadleir says baseball is more popular
In Blue Jays cap, David Robinson, 11, bats with Adam Rosenfield, 12 as the wicket keeper in Grade 6 cricket house league at Upper Canada College Principal Dick Sadleir says baseball is more popular
5/28/1977
Doyle Alexander: If he's dour, it may be because he thinks of what he could have been paid
Doyle Alexander: If he's dour, it may be because he thinks of what he could have been paid
9/10/1985
Blue Jays' designated hitter Cliff Johnson may well be asking where did all the hits go, as he studies his bat during yesterday's home opener at Exhib(...)
Blue Jays' designated hitter Cliff Johnson may well be asking where did all the hits go, as he studies his bat during yesterday's home opener at Exhib(...)
4/15/1986
O, What a guy: Blue Jays' Al Oliver cranked a home run in his second at-bat against Oakland last night, earning congratulations from Rance Mulliniks, who scored ahead of him, and Willie Upshaw
O, What a guy: Blue Jays' Al Oliver cranked a home run in his second at-bat against Oakland last night, earning congratulations from Rance Mulliniks, who scored ahead of him, and Willie Upshaw
7/18/1985
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
Doyle Alexander: His reported remarks about management and team-mates come at a bad time for the Jays
Doyle Alexander: His reported remarks about management and team-mates come at a bad time for the Jays
6/17/1986
Yikes! Blue Jays shortstop Tony Fernandez made sure he was out of th eway when an untrussed chicken suddenly appeared
Yikes! Blue Jays shortstop Tony Fernandez made sure he was out of th eway when an untrussed chicken suddenly appeared
6/23/1990
Jay's pitchers making a hit. If this is 1985, it must mean that pitchers have to bat in the Wo Series (but not in the playoffs) and Jim Acker (above) (...)
Jay's pitchers making a hit. If this is 1985, it must mean that pitchers have to bat in the Wo Series (but not in the playoffs) and Jim Acker (above) (...)
10/7/1985
Jays' pitchers making a hit, If this is 1985, it must mean that pitchers have to bat in the World Series (but not in the playoffs) and Jim Acker (abov(...)
Jays' pitchers making a hit, If this is 1985, it must mean that pitchers have to bat in the World Series (but not in the playoffs) and Jim Acker (abov(...)
10/7/1985
Rain didn't stop him: Elton John, wearing a Blue Jays cap, may not have had a major hit for a while but he gave CNE grandstand's 25,000 fans a show to remember Tuesday night
Rain didn't stop him: Elton John, wearing a Blue Jays cap, may not have had a major hit for a while but he gave CNE grandstand's 25,000 fans a show to remember Tuesday night
8/26/1986
Admiring the baseball bat signed by the Blue Jays and auctioned for $425 are, left to right, lawyers Arlene and Mitchell Wolfe and Michael Bregman of MMMuffins, with his wife Barbara at bat.
Admiring the baseball bat signed by the Blue Jays and auctioned for $425 are, left to right, lawyers Arlene and Mitchell Wolfe and Michael Bregman of MMMuffins, with his wife Barbara at bat.
4/27/1987