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Uh oh! Minnesota's Greg Gagne legged out a two-run triple in the seventh, then ran into trouble
Uh oh! Minnesota's Greg Gagne legged out a two-run triple in the seventh, then ran into trouble

Uh oh! Minnesota's Greg Gagne legged out a two-run triple in the seventh, then ran into trouble

Date9/2/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Uh oh! Minnesota's Greg Gagne legged out a two-run triple in the seventh, then ran into trouble. The next batter pounded one to the mound, the Jays played a little catch and, in the end, Kelly Gruber nabbed Gagne for the out.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0052134F
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
Twins shortstop Greg Gagne led off the third inning with a triple, then he led off too far and was nabbed by Kelly Gruber
Twins shortstop Greg Gagne led off the third inning with a triple, then he led off too far and was nabbed by Kelly Gruber
8/4/1988
Great Save: Maple Leaf goaltender Peter Ing, with Minnesota's Dave Gagner parked on his doorstep, snares a hot blast to preserve his shutout last night - the first of his NHL career
Great Save: Maple Leaf goaltender Peter Ing, with Minnesota's Dave Gagner parked on his doorstep, snares a hot blast to preserve his shutout last night - the first of his NHL career
1/28/1991
Study in contrasts: Minnesota's Mike Pagliarulo, left, cheers the final out - after he hit the game-winning homer the 10th - leaving Jay Joe Carter frustrated
Study in contrasts: Minnesota's Mike Pagliarulo, left, cheers the final out - after he hit the game-winning homer the 10th - leaving Jay Joe Carter frustrated
10/11/1991
Jerry Garvin. Gave up three runs in first inning, including seventh homer in 16 innings this spring
Jerry Garvin. Gave up three runs in first inning, including seventh homer in 16 innings this spring
4/6/1981
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
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
9/3/1989
Greg Scott: One-legged boy, 11, ran with Terry Fox
Greg Scott: One-legged boy, 11, ran with Terry Fox
8/26/1980
Triple Threat: Tony Fernandez was faster than a speeding bullet as he slid in with a triple before Angel Jack Howell got the ball in the fifth inning
Triple Threat: Tony Fernandez was faster than a speeding bullet as he slid in with a triple before Angel Jack Howell got the ball in the fifth inning
7/3/1990
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
Kent Hrbek (Minnesota Twins)
Kent Hrbek (Minnesota Twins)
9/27/1991
Clancy was just about perfect. Relying almost entirely on his fastball and slider, Blue Jays' Jim Clancy chalked up a onehitter in the Jays' 3-0 shoutout over the Minnesota Twins
Clancy was just about perfect. Relying almost entirely on his fastball and slider, Blue Jays' Jim Clancy chalked up a onehitter in the Jays' 3-0 shoutout over the Minnesota Twins
9/28/1982
The agony: Blue Jay catcher Pat Borders wonders why he ever chose this line of work after getting hit in a tender spot by a foul tip yesterday against Minnesota
The agony: Blue Jay catcher Pat Borders wonders why he ever chose this line of work after getting hit in a tender spot by a foul tip yesterday against Minnesota
9/29/1991