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Joe Carter: Jays' stalwart veteran made two costly errors yesterday
Joe Carter: Jays' stalwart veteran made two costly errors yesterday

Joe Carter: Jays' stalwart veteran made two costly errors yesterday

Date8/11/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Joe Carter: Jays' stalwart veteran made two costly errors yesterday.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0036763F
Way to go, Joe: Robbie Alomar gives Joe Carter a pat on the back after two run homer ended a personal slump and sparked Jays to 8-3 win over Oakland
Way to go, Joe: Robbie Alomar gives Joe Carter a pat on the back after two run homer ended a personal slump and sparked Jays to 8-3 win over Oakland
6/7/1991
Chris Grimshaw, 6, of Pickering looks like he can't believe that it's really Toronto Blue Jays' star outfielder Joe Carter autographing his baseball glove yesterday at a CIBC branch
Chris Grimshaw, 6, of Pickering looks like he can't believe that it's really Toronto Blue Jays' star outfielder Joe Carter autographing his baseball glove yesterday at a CIBC branch
9/1/1992
Joe's ticked: The Jays' Joe Carter shakes his head after a called strike last night at the dome
Joe's ticked: The Jays' Joe Carter shakes his head after a called strike last night at the dome
7/26/1991
Fan-tastic: Fans, as well as Joe Carter and other Blue Jay players, were on their feet to welcome Kelly Gruber back to the dugout after his two-run blast
Fan-tastic: Fans, as well as Joe Carter and other Blue Jay players, were on their feet to welcome Kelly Gruber back to the dugout after his two-run blast
7/13/1991
Jay Joe Carter, left, laughs with former Jay outfielder George Bell during a batting contest yesterday at the dome
Jay Joe Carter, left, laughs with former Jay outfielder George Bell during a batting contest yesterday at the dome
7/8/1991
Jolly Joe: Blue Jay outfielder Joe Carter erupts in laughter after a slight snafu over the introduction of him and teammate Jimmy Key before the All-Star Game at the SkyDome last night
Jolly Joe: Blue Jay outfielder Joe Carter erupts in laughter after a slight snafu over the introduction of him and teammate Jimmy Key before the All-Star Game at the SkyDome last night
7/9/1991
It's a kid's game: Toronto's young people took to the Blue Jays and veteran catcher Ernie Whitt warmed to them mightily despite the fact he had to wear a toque in the early warmups
It's a kid's game: Toronto's young people took to the Blue Jays and veteran catcher Ernie Whitt warmed to them mightily despite the fact he had to wear a toque in the early warmups
4/9/1983
Jay's Rick Bosetti flips bat away angrily after striking out against crafty Yankee veteran Luis Tiant
Jay's Rick Bosetti flips bat away angrily after striking out against crafty Yankee veteran Luis Tiant
6/26/1979
Joe Carter Baseball Blue Jay
Joe Carter Baseball Blue Jay
2/4/1991
1991: Joltin' Joe Carter made a little magic last season, driving in the winning run in the title-clinching game and celebrating with Mike Squires
1991: Joltin' Joe Carter made a little magic last season, driving in the winning run in the title-clinching game and celebrating with Mike Squires
10/2/1991
The glad hands: Jays' Garth lorg was the happy centre of attention of teammates Damaso Garcia: left: and George Bell after his two-run single lifted Jays to exciting come-from-behind win
The glad hands: Jays' Garth lorg was the happy centre of attention of teammates Damaso Garcia: left: and George Bell after his two-run single lifted Jays to exciting come-from-behind win
9/17/1984
Charity Ball: Tigers' Lloyd Moseby, left, and Jays' Joe Carter sign the Fanfest Charity ball yesterday at the dome, kicking off a charity drive for children
Charity Ball: Tigers' Lloyd Moseby, left, and Jays' Joe Carter sign the Fanfest Charity ball yesterday at the dome, kicking off a charity drive for children
4/28/1991