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But can he hit it? White Sox third baseman Junior Moore gets good look at an offering from Jays' Jesse Jefferson
But can he hit it? White Sox third baseman Junior Moore gets good look at an offering from Jays' Jesse Jefferson

But can he hit it? White Sox third baseman Junior Moore gets good look at an offering from Jays' Jesse Jefferson

Date4/23/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: But can he hit it? White Sox third baseman Junior Moore gets good look at an offering from Jays' Jesse Jefferson. But Moore was like the rest of his teammates yesterday - they weren't hitting Jefferson. Jesse spun a near three-hit shutout as Jays won, 4-0 to take weekend series from Chicago, two games to one.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091646F
Gotcha: Jays third baseman Kelly Gruber pursues, dives and tags scrambling Rex Sox catcher Tony Pena in the seventh inning after he was caught rounding third base and tried to hot-foot it home
Gotcha: Jays third baseman Kelly Gruber pursues, dives and tags scrambling Rex Sox catcher Tony Pena in the seventh inning after he was caught rounding third base and tried to hot-foot it home
8/11/1991
34, Jesse Jefferson. Pitcher, 6-3, 214, 29. Jays plan to use Jesse Jefferson both as starter and in relief, hoping to shore up their bullpen with a pr(...)
34, Jesse Jefferson. Pitcher, 6-3, 214, 29. Jays plan to use Jesse Jefferson both as starter and in relief, hoping to shore up their bullpen with a pr(...)
n.d.
Baseball's a serious business, judging from the expression on Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jesse Jefferson, above
Baseball's a serious business, judging from the expression on Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jesse Jefferson, above
6/27/1977
Get down! Blue Jays' on-deck hitter Lloyd Moseby, left, bellows for Jesse Barfield to hit the dirt
Get down! Blue Jays' on-deck hitter Lloyd Moseby, left, bellows for Jesse Barfield to hit the dirt
9/10/1985
Not even close: Jays third baseman Kelly Gruber has all day to put the tag on Kansas City's Bo Jackson, who was thrown out trying to steal third
Not even close: Jays third baseman Kelly Gruber has all day to put the tag on Kansas City's Bo Jackson, who was thrown out trying to steal third
4/21/1990
Blue Jays' third baseman Dave Hilton
Blue Jays' third baseman Dave Hilton
3/10/1977
Hit it! Fred McGriff takes Mookie Wilson's advice and hits the deck as he scores Jays' third run in a four-raun fourth inning. A's catcher Terry Steinbach wits for the late throw
Hit it! Fred McGriff takes Mookie Wilson's advice and hits the deck as he scores Jays' third run in a four-raun fourth inning. A's catcher Terry Steinbach wits for the late throw
10/6/1989
Alfredo Griffin: He is trade bait for Jays, who want third baseman or pitcher
Alfredo Griffin: He is trade bait for Jays, who want third baseman or pitcher
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On the mark: Jays' catcher Randy Knorr tags Boston second baseman Scott Fletcher out at the plate on a throw from outfielder Shawn Green last night
On the mark: Jays' catcher Randy Knorr tags Boston second baseman Scott Fletcher out at the plate on a throw from outfielder Shawn Green last night
6/22/1994
Cheer-Leader: White Sox's Bo Jackson: recovering from a hip injury: gestures in the dugout last night as Chicago thrashed the Blue Jays 12-4 at the SkyDome
Cheer-Leader: White Sox's Bo Jackson: recovering from a hip injury: gestures in the dugout last night as Chicago thrashed the Blue Jays 12-4 at the SkyDome
7/29/1991
High fives: Blue Jays' Tom Henke accepts high fives from Devon White and Mark Whiten, right, after preserving last night's 4-3 win over Red Sox
High fives: Blue Jays' Tom Henke accepts high fives from Devon White and Mark Whiten, right, after preserving last night's 4-3 win over Red Sox
4/9/1991
It was a wet bunch of Blue Jays loyalists who sat glumly in the stands last night waiting for the rain to let up so the Jays and Chicago White Sox cou(...)
It was a wet bunch of Blue Jays loyalists who sat glumly in the stands last night waiting for the rain to let up so the Jays and Chicago White Sox cou(...)
4/14/1987