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There arent't really two Tigers Williamses
There arent't really two Tigers Williamses

There arent't really two Tigers Williamses

Date4/10/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: There arent't really two Tigers Williamses. It just looks that way because of a mirror image caused by the glass around the ice at Maple Leaf Gardens. While there's only one Williams, Leafs might not mind having another just like him to night when they play Los Angeles Kings in opening round of NHL playoffs.
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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_0089390F
Going, going . . . Roberto Alomar watches his home run off Detroit's Bill Guilickson clear the fence in the first inning. Jays led 6-1 after two innings, but the Tigers battled back
Going, going . . . Roberto Alomar watches his home run off Detroit's Bill Guilickson clear the fence in the first inning. Jays led 6-1 after two innings, but the Tigers battled back
10/2/1992
No longer a Tiger, All-star catcher Lance Parrish told Detroit Tigers that he no longer is interested in playing for them. He says the club has been p(...)
No longer a Tiger, All-star catcher Lance Parrish told Detroit Tigers that he no longer is interested in playing for them. He says the club has been p(...)
3/24/1986
Charly Baumann, the world's greatest tiger trainer and his cageful of Royal Bengal and Siberian tigers
Charly Baumann, the world's greatest tiger trainer and his cageful of Royal Bengal and Siberian tigers
5/7/1973
Trio of new tigers in Toronto. Come any nearer and we'll get the old man, Riverdale Zoo's 12-week-old tiger cubs seem to be telling the photographer. (...)
Trio of new tigers in Toronto. Come any nearer and we'll get the old man, Riverdale Zoo's 12-week-old tiger cubs seem to be telling the photographer. (...)
8/3/1966
Fighting words, Sparky Anderson, Detroit manager, (left) and Lance Parrish, Tigers' star catcher, didn't see eye-to-eye with rookie umpire Dale Scott (...)
Fighting words, Sparky Anderson, Detroit manager, (left) and Lance Parrish, Tigers' star catcher, didn't see eye-to-eye with rookie umpire Dale Scott (...)
6/15/1986
Moseby's revenge: The Shaker shook up the Jays by clubbing a Mike Flanagan offering over the fence leading off the second to give the Tigers an early 1-0 lead
Moseby's revenge: The Shaker shook up the Jays by clubbing a Mike Flanagan offering over the fence leading off the second to give the Tigers an early 1-0 lead
5/4/1990
Greg Hammond: Young defenceman from Aurora Tigers has serious eye injury
Greg Hammond: Young defenceman from Aurora Tigers has serious eye injury
9/28/1984
Anything you can do . . . Kelly Gruber, left, had a pair of homers for the Blue Jays but ex-Jay Cecil Fielder countered with three of his own for the Tigers at SkyDome yesterday
Anything you can do . . . Kelly Gruber, left, had a pair of homers for the Blue Jays but ex-Jay Cecil Fielder countered with three of his own for the Tigers at SkyDome yesterday
5/6/1990
No home: Bill Valliere has been told to vacate by March 15 the East York storefront where he operates a sanctuary for endangered animals, including these Siberian tigers, Rocky and Balboa
No home: Bill Valliere has been told to vacate by March 15 the East York storefront where he operates a sanctuary for endangered animals, including these Siberian tigers, Rocky and Balboa
12/13/1990
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
Hats off to Tigers
Hats off to Tigers
9/25/1987
A Blue Jay fan from Detroit?, American Motors Corp. President Jose Dedeurwaerder doffed his Tigers cap and donned a Toronto Blue Jays cap yesterday to go to the ball game, after confirming the carmaker plans a new $764 million new plant in Brampton.
A Blue Jay fan from Detroit?, American Motors Corp. President Jose Dedeurwaerder doffed his Tigers cap and donned a Toronto Blue Jays cap yesterday to go to the ball game, after confirming the carmaker plans a new $764 million new plant in Brampton.
6/11/1980