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Painful theft
Painful theft

Painful theft

Date4/11/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Painful theft: The throw to third sacker Rance Mulliniks comes in too late to catch New York's fleet Rickey Henderson for his second stolen base of the first inning. The theft was costly in more ways than one. Henderson scored on a subsequent Bobby Meacham double and Mulliniks suffered what Jays called a mild to moderate sprain of the ligaments in his left knee in the collision.
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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_0069925F
The facts are clear that blacks contribute their fari share of thefts in Toronto, says A
The facts are clear that blacks contribute their fari share of thefts in Toronto, says A
9/18/1972
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4/23/1986
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7/18/1988
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1/31/1989
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1/31/1989
The first theft : a tale
The first theft : a tale
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Harold Ballard. Faces fraud, theft charges
Harold Ballard. Faces fraud, theft charges
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Staff Superintendent Adolphus Payne, centre, talks to reporters at Metro police headquarters, after two men wanted in connection with a $700,000 theft(...)
Staff Superintendent Adolphus Payne, centre, talks to reporters at Metro police headquarters, after two men wanted in connection with a $700,000 theft(...)
4/26/1973
Worrisome trend: Auto thefts, as depicted in this staged photo, have soared and Peel police say the trend is likely to continue
Worrisome trend: Auto thefts, as depicted in this staged photo, have soared and Peel police say the trend is likely to continue
1/21/1993
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