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Jays' Lloyd Moseby, left, and Willie Upshaw proved yesterday they can make some pretty good catches - the underwater variety, that is. Off Port Credit(...)
Jays' Lloyd Moseby, left, and Willie Upshaw proved yesterday they can make some pretty good catches - the underwater variety, that is. Off Port Credit(...)

Jays' Lloyd Moseby, left, and Willie Upshaw proved yesterday they can make some pretty good catches - the underwater variety, that is. Off Port Credit(...)

Date8/16/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jays' Lloyd Moseby, left, and Willie Upshaw proved yesterday they can make some pretty good catches - the underwater variety, that is. Off Port Credit, Upshaw caught an eight-pound brown trout and Moseby a 15-pound rainbow. They weren't to lucky later at the ball park, however, losing 4-2 to Kansas City.
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Charity Ball: Tigers' Lloyd Moseby, left, and Jays' Joe Carter sign the Fanfest Charity ball yesterday at the dome, kicking off a charity drive for children
Charity Ball: Tigers' Lloyd Moseby, left, and Jays' Joe Carter sign the Fanfest Charity ball yesterday at the dome, kicking off a charity drive for children
4/28/1991
He scores! Jays' Lloyd Moseby (centre) yells encouragement as Danny Ainge heads for home plate to score a run yesterday in the sixth inning of the Jay(...)
He scores! Jays' Lloyd Moseby (centre) yells encouragement as Danny Ainge heads for home plate to score a run yesterday in the sixth inning of the Jay(...)
8/16/1981
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
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
Putting his feet to work, Blue Jays' second baseman Dave McKay catches Al Oliver stealing during yesterday's game at Exhibition Stadium. McKay used hi(...)
Putting his feet to work, Blue Jays' second baseman Dave McKay catches Al Oliver stealing during yesterday's game at Exhibition Stadium. McKay used hi(...)
5/12/1979
Montreal catcher John Bateman catches first pitch tossed out ley Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand at bottom of picture next to mayor Jean Drapeau.(...)
Montreal catcher John Bateman catches first pitch tossed out ley Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand at bottom of picture next to mayor Jean Drapeau.(...)
4/14/1969
Like it, Willie? Shortstop Alfredo Griffin, left, and first baseman Willie Upshaw seem to be discussing beards yesterday as they attended Blue Jays re(...)
Like it, Willie? Shortstop Alfredo Griffin, left, and first baseman Willie Upshaw seem to be discussing beards yesterday as they attended Blue Jays re(...)
1/31/1984
Blue Jays say 'cheese' for camera-toting fans, Blue Jays Rick Leach (left) and Lloyd Moseby ham it up before yesterday's game against Chicago White So(...)
Blue Jays say 'cheese' for camera-toting fans, Blue Jays Rick Leach (left) and Lloyd Moseby ham it up before yesterday's game against Chicago White So(...)
8/16/1987
Farewell to a friend: Blue Jays Lloyd Moseby, Ernie Whitt and George Bell (this side of casket, left to right) returned to Toronto from their spring training camp in Florida for the funeral of Norm Hinsley yesterday
Farewell to a friend: Blue Jays Lloyd Moseby, Ernie Whitt and George Bell (this side of casket, left to right) returned to Toronto from their spring training camp in Florida for the funeral of Norm Hinsley yesterday
3/25/1988
Tom the angler: Pitcher Tom Henke has done a fine job for the Jays on the field and yesterday proved he can also fish as he caught a 6-pound chinook
Tom the angler: Pitcher Tom Henke has done a fine job for the Jays on the field and yesterday proved he can also fish as he caught a 6-pound chinook
9/3/1986
Jay's outfielder Lloyd Moseby seems to be staring off into space while he takes a break just hours before last night's crucial game
Jay's outfielder Lloyd Moseby seems to be staring off into space while he takes a break just hours before last night's crucial game
10/16/1985
Right, Frank WHite of Royals leaps over Willie Upshaw at second, but was late with throw to first [Incomplete]
Right, Frank WHite of Royals leaps over Willie Upshaw at second, but was late with throw to first [Incomplete]
10/10/1985