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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

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

Date4/14/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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.
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