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Mattick: Jays' manager has relaxed rules and the players are pleased
Mattick: Jays' manager has relaxed rules and the players are pleased

Mattick: Jays' manager has relaxed rules and the players are pleased

Date10/20/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mattick: Jays' manager has relaxed rules and the players are pleased.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0066009F
Watching the young 'uns: Former Toronto Blue Jays manager Bobby Mattick has been working with the younger players at the American League team's training camp in Florida
Watching the young 'uns: Former Toronto Blue Jays manager Bobby Mattick has been working with the younger players at the American League team's training camp in Florida
3/7/1984
Nice work: Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick has a congratulatory pat for pitcher Dave Stieb, who got back in the groove with a five-hit win over Cleveland Indians last night at Exhibition Stadium
Nice work: Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick has a congratulatory pat for pitcher Dave Stieb, who got back in the groove with a five-hit win over Cleveland Indians last night at Exhibition Stadium
5/7/1981
Hear this: His rookie year behind him, Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick lectures two men who figure high in his plans for the 1981 season, outfielder Barry Bonnell (middle) and pitcher Jackson Todd
Hear this: His rookie year behind him, Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick lectures two men who figure high in his plans for the 1981 season, outfielder Barry Bonnell (middle) and pitcher Jackson Todd
1/28/1981
It's cold: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick wears two jackets to keep warm at last night's game against Orioles
It's cold: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick wears two jackets to keep warm at last night's game against Orioles
5/12/1981
No game today: Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick will be back next year after a rookie season marked by his humor and caring -- and the team's improvement
No game today: Blue Jays' manager Bobby Mattick will be back next year after a rookie season marked by his humor and caring -- and the team's improvement
5/22/1980
This way: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick shows 'em how during baseball clinic held yesterday
This way: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick shows 'em how during baseball clinic held yesterday
1/3/1979
Thankless task: Bobby Mattick, one-time Chicago and Cincinnati infielder, is Blue Jays' new manager
Thankless task: Bobby Mattick, one-time Chicago and Cincinnati infielder, is Blue Jays' new manager
10/18/1979
They're changing the rules of the game without even consulting the players, says Mike Carson, one of the organizers of the Subsidized Housing Action C(...)
They're changing the rules of the game without even consulting the players, says Mike Carson, one of the organizers of the Subsidized Housing Action C(...)
3/17/1975
Differing opinions: Charlie Terzo, left, says players should follow rules requiring them to compete with boys their own age
Differing opinions: Charlie Terzo, left, says players should follow rules requiring them to compete with boys their own age
1/17/1985
Getting ready for No. 10: Outfielder Jesse Barfield of the Blue Jays, left, and manager Jimy Williams seemed pleased with the 10th anniversary patch o(...)
Getting ready for No. 10: Outfielder Jesse Barfield of the Blue Jays, left, and manager Jimy Williams seemed pleased with the 10th anniversary patch o(...)
1/30/1986
Who me? That - very approximately - seems to be what Blue Jay manager Bobby Mattick is saying in confrontaton with home plate umpire Greg Kose. Mattic(...)
Who me? That - very approximately - seems to be what Blue Jay manager Bobby Mattick is saying in confrontaton with home plate umpire Greg Kose. Mattic(...)
9/10/1980
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