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Downtrodden dugout
Downtrodden dugout

Downtrodden dugout

Date6/18/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Downtrodden dugout: The Jays were a despondent lot yesterday after Seattle Mariners pounded the,m. They just couldn't get anything going Seattle's Scott Bankhead, who held them to just four hits in seven innings.
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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_0091911F
Metro chief's son Robin Godfrey, 4, 'practises' near dugout
Metro chief's son Robin Godfrey, 4, 'practises' near dugout
4/7/1977
Some insurance: Roberto Alomar is congratulated in the dugout after his sacrifice fly drove in the Blue Jays' fifth run in the fourth inning
Some insurance: Roberto Alomar is congratulated in the dugout after his sacrifice fly drove in the Blue Jays' fifth run in the fourth inning
9/29/1992
Cheer-Leader: White Sox's Bo Jackson: recovering from a hip injury: gestures in the dugout last night as Chicago thrashed the Blue Jays 12-4 at the SkyDome
Cheer-Leader: White Sox's Bo Jackson: recovering from a hip injury: gestures in the dugout last night as Chicago thrashed the Blue Jays 12-4 at the SkyDome
7/29/1991
Welcome abroad, Mr. Cone: Blue Jay Rance Mulliniks, centre, shakes the hand of new pitching addition David Cone yesterday in the dugout. Cone makes his debut as a Jay starter today against Brewers
Welcome abroad, Mr. Cone: Blue Jay Rance Mulliniks, centre, shakes the hand of new pitching addition David Cone yesterday in the dugout. Cone makes his debut as a Jay starter today against Brewers
8/29/1992
Fan-tastic: Fans, as well as Joe Carter and other Blue Jay players, were on their feet to welcome Kelly Gruber back to the dugout after his two-run blast
Fan-tastic: Fans, as well as Joe Carter and other Blue Jay players, were on their feet to welcome Kelly Gruber back to the dugout after his two-run blast
7/13/1991
Ominous? Lanny McDonald looks downtrodden as he leaves ice, ignoring youngsters pleas for autographs - an unusual stance for popular Leaf. An hour later, he was traded
Ominous? Lanny McDonald looks downtrodden as he leaves ice, ignoring youngsters pleas for autographs - an unusual stance for popular Leaf. An hour later, he was traded
12/28/1979
10-by-10-foot dugout is where Gordon Plummer, 40, his daughter, Tonya, 9, Don Nicholl, 45, and his son, Ken, 12, spent 72 harrowing hours on Beckwith (...)
10-by-10-foot dugout is where Gordon Plummer, 40, his daughter, Tonya, 9, Don Nicholl, 45, and his son, Ken, 12, spent 72 harrowing hours on Beckwith (...)
2/1/1977
Halton at abandoned Russian dugout
Halton at abandoned Russian dugout
2/19/1940
Kibitzer: Larry Grossman keeps his eye on the ball game from his SkyDome seat near visitors' dugout
Kibitzer: Larry Grossman keeps his eye on the ball game from his SkyDome seat near visitors' dugout
10/7/1991
s. Left, pitcher Doyle Alexander flips a ball in dugout, [Incomplete]
s. Left, pitcher Doyle Alexander flips a ball in dugout, [Incomplete]
9/24/1987
Game-Breaker: Lloyd Moseby is greeted at dugout after his eighth-inning homer gave the Jays a 7-6 win over the Indians
Game-Breaker: Lloyd Moseby is greeted at dugout after his eighth-inning homer gave the Jays a 7-6 win over the Indians
5/16/1989
Blue Jays catcher Greg Myers is saved from a crash landing in the New York Yankees dugout
Blue Jays catcher Greg Myers is saved from a crash landing in the New York Yankees dugout
6/20/1991