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Sticking up for Jays
Sticking up for Jays

Sticking up for Jays

Date6/6/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sticking up for Jays: Scott Bishop, 28, a Scarborough fireman, is aflame with loyalty for the Jays - really stuck on them. He came to last night's game with 50 other hosers from Scarborough.
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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_0091296F
Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
10/23/1992
Oops! Twins right fielder Tom Brunansky bounces off the wall but fails to come up with this fly ball off the bat of the Jays' Kelly Gruber during the (...)
Oops! Twins right fielder Tom Brunansky bounces off the wall but fails to come up with this fly ball off the bat of the Jays' Kelly Gruber during the (...)
4/16/1988
Will this mark the season that Canadian Rob Ducey (top) wins regular employment with the Jays? The door is open to him, with a job up for grabs in cen(...)
Will this mark the season that Canadian Rob Ducey (top) wins regular employment with the Jays? The door is open to him, with a job up for grabs in cen(...)
2/28/1988
The Blue Jays ground crew had to clear the field in the late innings, but this tidying up job was for an overexuberant fan who raced on to the field
The Blue Jays ground crew had to clear the field in the late innings, but this tidying up job was for an overexuberant fan who raced on to the field
4/14/1986
Noise from the boys: Jays fans Army Carrey, left, and Frank Bisson whoop it up at SkyDome, responding to Dave Winfield's urging for more crowd noise
Noise from the boys: Jays fans Army Carrey, left, and Frank Bisson whoop it up at SkyDome, responding to Dave Winfield's urging for more crowd noise
9/4/1992
Fans aflutter: SkyDome flags fly - right side up - at last night's World Series game, won 3-2 by the Blue Jays
Fans aflutter: SkyDome flags fly - right side up - at last night's World Series game, won 3-2 by the Blue Jays
10/20/1992
Jays star Joe Carter has a worried look, but fans at the SkyDome last night were ebuilient, even after back-to-back homers from Mark McGwire and Terry Steinbach put the visiting A's up 3-0 early
Jays star Joe Carter has a worried look, but fans at the SkyDome last night were ebuilient, even after back-to-back homers from Mark McGwire and Terry Steinbach put the visiting A's up 3-0 early
10/7/1992
All right, tony! Tony Fernandez is fired up and wans the world to know it as he scores Jays' fourth run, the go-ahead score that made it 4-3 Toronto i(...)
All right, tony! Tony Fernandez is fired up and wans the world to know it as he scores Jays' fourth run, the go-ahead score that made it 4-3 Toronto i(...)
10/6/1989
Winding up to promote Toronto Blue Jays are newly arrived marketing vice-president Ron Millichamp (right) and Paul Beeston, administrative chief, Mura(...)
Winding up to promote Toronto Blue Jays are newly arrived marketing vice-president Ron Millichamp (right) and Paul Beeston, administrative chief, Mura(...)
11/10/1976
Welcome home: kelly Gruber is greeted by Candy Maldonado at home plate after Gruber homered to left field in the fifth Inning, putting Jays up 2-0
Welcome home: kelly Gruber is greeted by Candy Maldonado at home plate after Gruber homered to left field in the fifth Inning, putting Jays up 2-0
10/9/1992
Big man for Jays: 6-foot 6-inch pitcher Colin McLaughlin, 20, is blue Jays' first choice in the draft of college and high school players
Big man for Jays: 6-foot 6-inch pitcher Colin McLaughlin, 20, is blue Jays' first choice in the draft of college and high school players
1/8/1980
Beeston Brew: Jays president Paul Beeston, despite his own best efforts, couldn't avoid being crowned by a victory beer in the tumult of the Jays locker room
Beeston Brew: Jays president Paul Beeston, despite his own best efforts, couldn't avoid being crowned by a victory beer in the tumult of the Jays locker room
10/14/1992