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Kincardine fans Reid Emond, 10, and Ryan Walicki, 11, have a panoramic view of the Blue Jays' home opener last night from perches high in the SkyDome
Kincardine fans Reid Emond, 10, and Ryan Walicki, 11, have a panoramic view of the Blue Jays' home opener last night from perches high in the SkyDome

Kincardine fans Reid Emond, 10, and Ryan Walicki, 11, have a panoramic view of the Blue Jays' home opener last night from perches high in the SkyDome

Date4/10/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Kincardine fans Reid Emond, 10, and Ryan Walicki, 11, have a panoramic view of the Blue Jays' home opener last night from perches high in the SkyDome.
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Fans and ballplayers are little more than dots in this bird's-eye view of the jam-packed SkyDome, taken last night from a window washer's cage on the CN Tower at Jays home opener
Fans and ballplayers are little more than dots in this bird's-eye view of the jam-packed SkyDome, taken last night from a window washer's cage on the CN Tower at Jays home opener
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When the umpire stepped away from the plate for a seventh-inning stretch, an over-exuberant fan dashed out to replace him at the Blue Jays home opener(...)
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Borders signs: Catcher and World Series hero Pat Borders signs autographs for young fans after Blue Jays arrived in Hamilton last night
Borders signs: Catcher and World Series hero Pat Borders signs autographs for young fans after Blue Jays arrived in Hamilton last night
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Hats off: Blue Jays Kelly Gruber, Junior Felix, Mookie Wilson and Glenalien Hill tip their caps to fans last night as a major league attendance record of 3,635,829 was set
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True (double) blue: The Argos might have been misfiring on the field, but that didn't stop fans from rooting their lungs out for the home side last night at the SkyDome
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Grateful fans: Nicole Williams, 17, left, and Tanya Battalia, 18, are among the many Jays fans who skipped school - and work - for SkyDome celebrations
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Workers prepare the SkyDome field yesterday for the Blue Jays home opener, at 7
Workers prepare the SkyDome field yesterday for the Blue Jays home opener, at 7
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