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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

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

Date5/28/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0114940F
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