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High Sierra

High Sierra

Date6/7/1997
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Original Toronto Star caption: High Sierra: Jay outfielder Ruben Sierra, centre, is all smiles as he accepts congratulations from teammates Shawn Green, left, Tilson Brito, rear, and Carlos Garcia after clouting solo homer yesterday.
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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_0091620F
Party time! Somewhere under the pile of Blue Jays is Candy Maldonado, who got the last out of the game with a catch of Ruben Sierra's fly ball to left(...)
Party time! Somewhere under the pile of Blue Jays is Candy Maldonado, who got the last out of the game with a catch of Ruben Sierra's fly ball to left(...)
10/14/1992
Comparative lists of the civil establishments of the several colonies in the West Indies, North America, New South Wales, and Sierra Leone, in the yea(...)
Comparative lists of the civil establishments of the several colonies in the West Indies, North America, New South Wales, and Sierra Leone, in the yea(...)
1820?
Substance of the report delivered by the Court of Directors of the Sierra Leone Company: to the General Court of Proprietors, on Thursday, the 27th March, 1794
Substance of the report delivered by the Court of Directors of the Sierra Leone Company: to the General Court of Proprietors, on Thursday, the 27th March, 1794
1794
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
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
4/10/1990
Members of Humberside Huskies celebrate long and loudly after beating Northern to win city of Toronto high school baseball title yesterday
Members of Humberside Huskies celebrate long and loudly after beating Northern to win city of Toronto high school baseball title yesterday
6/1/1992
Mike Jurkiewicz, third baseman for High Park Little League team, gives it his all and them some as he lashes out a single to help his team to 4-1 win (...)
Mike Jurkiewicz, third baseman for High Park Little League team, gives it his all and them some as he lashes out a single to help his team to 4-1 win (...)
7/23/1988
High-flying blue jay Luis Gomez leaps as Detroit catcher Lance Parrish slides into second base during Toronto's 6-2 loss to the Tigers in Detroit yest(...)
High-flying blue jay Luis Gomez leaps as Detroit catcher Lance Parrish slides into second base during Toronto's 6-2 loss to the Tigers in Detroit yest(...)
4/7/1978
The Jays did it, the Jays did it! Emotions run high minutes after the team beat the New York Yankees 5-1 last Saturday
The Jays did it, the Jays did it! Emotions run high minutes after the team beat the New York Yankees 5-1 last Saturday
10/8/1985
Metro champions: Leaside's John Novachis hefts the proof of Metro high school baseball supremacy after his two hits led to 3-1 victory over Parkdale at Exhibition Stadium
Metro champions: Leaside's John Novachis hefts the proof of Metro high school baseball supremacy after his two hits led to 3-1 victory over Parkdale at Exhibition Stadium
5/31/1982
High school baseball
High school baseball
6/10/1991
Ready for action: Outfielder Adam Kosoy and other members of the senior boys' baseball team from York Mills Collegiate are anxious to defend their North York high school crown
Ready for action: Outfielder Adam Kosoy and other members of the senior boys' baseball team from York Mills Collegiate are anxious to defend their North York high school crown
4/18/1991