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Worried Yanks, happy Jays
Worried Yanks, happy Jays

Worried Yanks, happy Jays

Date9/15/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Worried Yanks, happy Jays: New York Yankee pitcher Ed Whitson, left, is holding his nose but it was his own performance that stank yesterday as he was chased from the game in the third inning, during which the Blue Jays scored six times. Catcher Ron Hassey and manager Billy Martin look to the bullpen for relief, but Dennis Rasmussen gave up three hits and two runs before Rich Bordi finally squelched the Toronto Rally. At right, a group of happy Jays leaves the field after a job well done. From left to right, Lloyd Moseby, Rance Mulliniks, George Bell and Rick Leach.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091700F
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