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Breaking the bat
Breaking the bat

Breaking the bat

Date6/15/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Breaking the bat: When the slugger Jim Rice came up in the first inning last night at Exhibition Stadium, with men at second and third and no one out, everyone was expecting the Boston star to give Jay starter Doyle Alexander a lot of trouble. However, he broke his bat and bounced the ball back to the pitcher. The Sox did get one run later in the inning when Wade Boggs scored.
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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_0076097F
This is junk: After breaking his bat, Jim Rice appears to be saying to himself 'they don't make them like they use to' during first inning appearance of last night's game
This is junk: After breaking his bat, Jim Rice appears to be saying to himself 'they don't make them like they use to' during first inning appearance of last night's game
6/15/1984
Bat man: Randolph Lee Peterson, the Royal Ontario Museum's expert on bats, holds up a bat known as a flying fox
Bat man: Randolph Lee Peterson, the Royal Ontario Museum's expert on bats, holds up a bat known as a flying fox
10/26/1989
Bat collector Randolph Peterson shows off two of the 30,000 bats in his collection at the Royal Ontario Museum -- a tiny insect-eating bat from Africa(...)
Bat collector Randolph Peterson shows off two of the 30,000 bats in his collection at the Royal Ontario Museum -- a tiny insect-eating bat from Africa(...)
1/5/1977
Admiring the baseball bat signed by the Blue Jays and auctioned for $425 are, left to right, lawyers Arlene and Mitchell Wolfe and Michael Bregman of MMMuffins, with his wife Barbara at bat.
Admiring the baseball bat signed by the Blue Jays and auctioned for $425 are, left to right, lawyers Arlene and Mitchell Wolfe and Michael Bregman of MMMuffins, with his wife Barbara at bat.
4/27/1987
Movie director Michael Ritchie shows his daughter, Lauren, 9, how a baseball bat is used to decide who bats first, one of the things he taught young a(...)
Movie director Michael Ritchie shows his daughter, Lauren, 9, how a baseball bat is used to decide who bats first, one of the things he taught young a(...)
4/2/1976
Colorized photograph of five men packing up their canoes ready to leave a bush camp.
Breaking Camp, Temagami District, Ont.
Approximately 1907
Breaking through a packed defence
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9/10/1974
Breaking The Silence is the title of the Shaw Festival's season opener, now playing at Niagara-on-the-Lake and featuring actor Ted Dykstra, who scored 13 out of 15 on our quiz
Breaking The Silence is the title of the Shaw Festival's season opener, now playing at Niagara-on-the-Lake and featuring actor Ted Dykstra, who scored 13 out of 15 on our quiz
11/19/1986
Filming of TV movie BREAKING ALL THE RULES in Niagara-On-The-Lake
Filming of TV movie BREAKING ALL THE RULES in Niagara-On-The-Lake
5/25/1987
Breaking par, Jack Nicklaus, one of the all-time top money winners on the professional golf circuit, designed the Glen Abbey course in Oakville which is the site of the Canadian Open
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7/31/1981
Frederik Eaton: Breaking the family tradition
Frederik Eaton: Breaking the family tradition
1/5/1979
The youngest son of Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard is released on a $1,000 bond yesterday on charges of breaking into his father's home and with assaulting two police officers who arrested him
The youngest son of Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard is released on a $1,000 bond yesterday on charges of breaking into his father's home and with assaulting two police officers who arrested him
8/19/1989