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When Mark Eichhorn delivers one of his patented sidearm pitches, above, hitters must sometimes think that the ball is coming from some where near third base
When Mark Eichhorn delivers one of his patented sidearm pitches, above, hitters must sometimes think that the ball is coming from some where near third base

When Mark Eichhorn delivers one of his patented sidearm pitches, above, hitters must sometimes think that the ball is coming from some where near third base

Date5/5/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: When Mark Eichhorn delivers one of his patented sidearm pitches; above; hitters must sometimes think that the ball is coming from some where near third base
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0045637F
Tom Henke's overhand delivery and blazing fastball are the perfect counterpoint to Mark Eichhorn's nearly underarm motion and super slow pitches. Eichhorn sets' em up and Henke knocks' em down
Tom Henke's overhand delivery and blazing fastball are the perfect counterpoint to Mark Eichhorn's nearly underarm motion and super slow pitches. Eichhorn sets' em up and Henke knocks' em down
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Family pitches in: When Gene Domagala plays Santa Claus this year and helps deliver
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Right: Jeff Burroughs gets support from a designated hitter's best friend
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Making pitches for the Blue Jays
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Bad day at the office: Left Mike Flanagan had trouble finiding the strike zone yesterday, but the Twins had not trouble finding his pitches, tagging him for six runs
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It isn't easy: Throws from second base to first sometimes look easy to the spectators but the strain on the face and neck of the Jays' shortstop Tony Fernandez yesterday proves this isn't so
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Study in concentration. A crouching Al Hackner watches his sweepers as he delivers a rock in his match against John Base in the Molson Classic at the (...)
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Manager Joe Carton in the building he knows better than anyone, Massey Hall. He's worked there 53 years, starting as a 14-year-old usher. Sometimes when I shave in the morning, I think I am starting to look like Massey Hall.
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