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Left: Dave Stewart uses his death stare and a wicked forkball to silence the Jays in game 5
Left: Dave Stewart uses his death stare and a wicked forkball to silence the Jays in game 5

Left: Dave Stewart uses his death stare and a wicked forkball to silence the Jays in game 5

Date10/12/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Left: Dave Stewart uses his death stare and a wicked forkball to silence the Jays in game 5.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091844F
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3/2/1987
The summer game? Third base umpire Al Clark shields himself from th gusting winds that once again plagued the Jays-Rangers games. He passes time blowing bubbles while warming his ears
The summer game? Third base umpire Al Clark shields himself from th gusting winds that once again plagued the Jays-Rangers games. He passes time blowing bubbles while warming his ears
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Blue Jay's Bob Bailor uses exaggerated, open batting stance, but as long as I can still see my left foot when I'm ready to swing, I'am okay
Blue Jay's Bob Bailor uses exaggerated, open batting stance, but as long as I can still see my left foot when I'm ready to swing, I'am okay
3/10/1978
Winners: From left, Pat Borders, Pat Tabler, Ed Sprague and Dave Winfield celebrate Jays win over the Twins
Winners: From left, Pat Borders, Pat Tabler, Ed Sprague and Dave Winfield celebrate Jays win over the Twins
9/6/1992
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
It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
It looks could kill: Umpire Ken Kaiser obviously was thinking some mean thoughts about Exhibition Stadium fans who directed some unsolicited advice his way during Blue Jays-Minnesota Twins game
6/26/1982
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
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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
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
Toronto Blue Jays' new ball girls, Leslie Hughes, left, and Sara Karlsson, both 17, get into the spirit aration for today's opening game against Detro(...)
Toronto Blue Jays' new ball girls, Leslie Hughes, left, and Sara Karlsson, both 17, get into the spirit aration for today's opening game against Detro(...)
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Some fans will go to extremes. The pair at left not only followed the Blue Jays (below, in their pre-game stretch at Municipal Stadium) to Cleveland, but also painted themselves true blue
Some fans will go to extremes. The pair at left not only followed the Blue Jays (below, in their pre-game stretch at Municipal Stadium) to Cleveland, but also painted themselves true blue
9/7/1989
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