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Not his night
Not his night

Not his night

Date4/12/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Not his night: Yankees have been beating a tattoo on Jays pitchers and Jim Clancy was victim last night. He was rocked for six hits and seven earned runs in just two innings.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0038277F
Blue Jays' rookie righthander Phil Huffman pitched well last night until his arm tightened up in seventh inning
Blue Jays' rookie righthander Phil Huffman pitched well last night until his arm tightened up in seventh inning
5/23/1979
Blue Jays' rookie righthander Phil Huffman pitched well last night until his arm tightened up in seventh inning
Blue Jays' rookie righthander Phil Huffman pitched well last night until his arm tightened up in seventh inning
5/23/1979
Ruffled feathers. Jays Damaso Garcia, above, and Cliff Johnson ruffled each others feathers last night. Garcia suggested big Cliff move his butt out o(...)
Ruffled feathers. Jays Damaso Garcia, above, and Cliff Johnson ruffled each others feathers last night. Garcia suggested big Cliff move his butt out o(...)
8/5/1986
Welecome back, Tony: In his first at bat since his cheekbone was fractured on April 7, Jays' Tony Fernandez delivered a double in the first inning against the A's last night
Welecome back, Tony: In his first at bat since his cheekbone was fractured on April 7, Jays' Tony Fernandez delivered a double in the first inning against the A's last night
5/2/1989
Cone fans: David Cone won't make his debut with the Blue Jays until tomorrow, but the Cone heads were out at the SkyDome last night, trumpeting his arrival with some Cone-shaped humor
Cone fans: David Cone won't make his debut with the Blue Jays until tomorrow, but the Cone heads were out at the SkyDome last night, trumpeting his arrival with some Cone-shaped humor
8/27/1992
By George, what a night!, George Brett lit up the scoreboard and the faces of his Kansas City teammates last night by hitting for the cycle - single, (...)
By George, what a night!, George Brett lit up the scoreboard and the faces of his Kansas City teammates last night by hitting for the cycle - single, (...)
7/25/1990
Grand Gesture: Kelly Gruber has taken his share of knocks this year, but here Candy Maldonado has a chance to congratulate him for his grand slam shot in the seventh inning last night
Grand Gesture: Kelly Gruber has taken his share of knocks this year, but here Candy Maldonado has a chance to congratulate him for his grand slam shot in the seventh inning last night
9/1/1992
Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar turns a double play with his usual ease as Seattle's Tino Martinez tries to breakit up last night at the dome
Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar turns a double play with his usual ease as Seattle's Tino Martinez tries to breakit up last night at the dome
4/15/1993
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
Broken elbow: Shortstop Tony Fernandez sporting a large cast on his right arm, talks with teammates in the clubhouse last night
Broken elbow: Shortstop Tony Fernandez sporting a large cast on his right arm, talks with teammates in the clubhouse last night
9/30/1987
Ruffled feathers. Jays Damaso Garcia, above, and Cliff Johnson ruffled each others feathers last night. Garcia suggested big Cliff move his butt out o(...)
Ruffled feathers. Jays Damaso Garcia, above, and Cliff Johnson ruffled each others feathers last night. Garcia suggested big Cliff move his butt out o(...)
8/5/1986
Bo knows helmet tossing: It was that kind of day for Kansas City outfielder Bo Jackson: who struck out three times and was caught trying to steal third on his only trip to the basepaths
Bo knows helmet tossing: It was that kind of day for Kansas City outfielder Bo Jackson: who struck out three times and was caught trying to steal third on his only trip to the basepaths
4/21/1990