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The view from above . . . the stands are packed for the Toronto Blue Jays' debut
The view from above . . . the stands are packed for the Toronto Blue Jays' debut

The view from above . . . the stands are packed for the Toronto Blue Jays' debut

Date4/7/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: The view from above . . . the stands are packed for the Toronto Blue Jays' debut.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0091877F
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
Blue Jays starter Jack Morris, above, known as the greatest money pitcher of his generation, takes charge at yesterday's workout as Oakland A's pitche(...)
Blue Jays starter Jack Morris, above, known as the greatest money pitcher of his generation, takes charge at yesterday's workout as Oakland A's pitche(...)
10/7/1992
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
Cone Dome? This Blue Jay fan likes what he,s seeing early in David Cone's debut yesterday at dome
Cone Dome? This Blue Jay fan likes what he,s seeing early in David Cone's debut yesterday at dome
8/29/1992
Jay fanatics: Rina Farace, left, is thrilled after meeting Blue Jays Pat Borders at a Mississauga mall, while the catcher is all smiles after a kiss from Michelle Lavingne
Jay fanatics: Rina Farace, left, is thrilled after meeting Blue Jays Pat Borders at a Mississauga mall, while the catcher is all smiles after a kiss from Michelle Lavingne
12/10/1992
Artist at work: Blue Jays' clubhouse attendant Jeff Ross applies the finishing touches to the Jays' batting helmets prior to today's opening of spring training in Dunedin, Fla
Artist at work: Blue Jays' clubhouse attendant Jeff Ross applies the finishing touches to the Jays' batting helmets prior to today's opening of spring training in Dunedin, Fla
2/27/1980
Michael, 10, and Stephen Andrews, 8, show they're part of the team that's hoping, praying, cheering for the Blue Jays to bring home the pennant. Jays beat Cleveland 5-2
Michael, 10, and Stephen Andrews, 8, show they're part of the team that's hoping, praying, cheering for the Blue Jays to bring home the pennant. Jays beat Cleveland 5-2
9/15/1989
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
Religion was his relief. Dennis DeBarr, a 24-year-old relief pitcher with the Blue Jays, works out in a training session at the Jays' camp in Dunedin,(...)
Religion was his relief. Dennis DeBarr, a 24-year-old relief pitcher with the Blue Jays, works out in a training session at the Jays' camp in Dunedin,(...)
2/27/1977
Rites of spring as practiced by the Toronto Blue Jays include this waltz-me-around-again routine featuring Jay Schroeder and coach Jimmy Williams (24)(...)
Rites of spring as practiced by the Toronto Blue Jays include this waltz-me-around-again routine featuring Jay Schroeder and coach Jimmy Williams (24)(...)
3/6/1981
Blue Jay specialist Joe Ferorelli, 17, of Agincourt, at his stand at the Exhibition, is part of the Blue Jay 'phenomenon.' Blue Jay specialties, figur(...)
Blue Jay specialist Joe Ferorelli, 17, of Agincourt, at his stand at the Exhibition, is part of the Blue Jay 'phenomenon.' Blue Jay specialties, figur(...)
8/29/1977
O, What a guy: Blue Jays' Al Oliver cranked a home run in his second at-bat against Oakland last night, earning congratulations from Rance Mulliniks, who scored ahead of him, and Willie Upshaw
O, What a guy: Blue Jays' Al Oliver cranked a home run in his second at-bat against Oakland last night, earning congratulations from Rance Mulliniks, who scored ahead of him, and Willie Upshaw
7/18/1985