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John Cerutti. Star of the game. Rookie earned first major league victory on a two-hitter to win vote as best Blue Jay
John Cerutti. Star of the game. Rookie earned first major league victory on a two-hitter to win vote as best Blue Jay

John Cerutti. Star of the game. Rookie earned first major league victory on a two-hitter to win vote as best Blue Jay

Date9/2/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: John Cerutti. Star of the game. Rookie earned first major league victory on a two-hitter to win vote as best Blue Jay.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091488F
They should help: The Blue Jays' lack of left-handed relief pitching should be partially overcome this season with the addition of Bryan Clark, left, Stan Clarke and maybe John Cerutti
They should help: The Blue Jays' lack of left-handed relief pitching should be partially overcome this season with the addition of Bryan Clark, left, Stan Clarke and maybe John Cerutti
2/24/1984
Clutch Tony: Sweet fielding Tony Fernandez had a big game last night with two hits and two RBI's to pace the Blue Jays to a win in the opener of their American League championship
Clutch Tony: Sweet fielding Tony Fernandez had a big game last night with two hits and two RBI's to pace the Blue Jays to a win in the opener of their American League championship
10/9/1985
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
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
9/17/1990
Tom Henke: Bullpen ace earned major league minimum salary with Jays in 1985
Tom Henke: Bullpen ace earned major league minimum salary with Jays in 1985
10/14/1985
Blue Jays' 'Beeg mon'. Rico Carty, 37 years old, one-timer catcher with minor league Leafs in 1963, is back in town as Jays' designated hitter. 'Beef (...)
Blue Jays' 'Beeg mon'. Rico Carty, 37 years old, one-timer catcher with minor league Leafs in 1963, is back in town as Jays' designated hitter. 'Beef (...)
4/6/1978
John Cerutti and Dave Stieb ponder their luck in a serious game of cribbage, a favorite pre-game and post-game pastime
John Cerutti and Dave Stieb ponder their luck in a serious game of cribbage, a favorite pre-game and post-game pastime
4/10/1987
Big windup: Eight-year-old Chris Simpson goes into his major-league windup yesterday while trying out game called The Bullpen at All-Star Game FanFest
Big windup: Eight-year-old Chris Simpson goes into his major-league windup yesterday while trying out game called The Bullpen at All-Star Game FanFest
7/5/1991
American League umpire Durwood Merrill decided to take a quiet moment between innings at yesterday's Blue Jays-Milwaukee Brewers game to sit on the turf and adjust his shoe
American League umpire Durwood Merrill decided to take a quiet moment between innings at yesterday's Blue Jays-Milwaukee Brewers game to sit on the turf and adjust his shoe
6/21/1987
Blue Jays' designated hitter, Rico (Beeg Mon) Carty claims April and May not his friends
Blue Jays' designated hitter, Rico (Beeg Mon) Carty claims April and May not his friends
4/16/1978
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
Rick Cerone: Ex-Blue Jay catcher is Yankees' top clutch hitter in New York win streak
Rick Cerone: Ex-Blue Jay catcher is Yankees' top clutch hitter in New York win streak
5/23/1980
Three in a row: Blue Jay righthander Luis Enrique Leal turned in his third complete game in a row last night as he held the Yankee powerhouse to four hits in 3-1 victory
Three in a row: Blue Jay righthander Luis Enrique Leal turned in his third complete game in a row last night as he held the Yankee powerhouse to four hits in 3-1 victory
6/3/1982