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Nolan Ryan: Texas fireballer acknowledges the cheers yesterday
Nolan Ryan: Texas fireballer acknowledges the cheers yesterday

Nolan Ryan: Texas fireballer acknowledges the cheers yesterday

Date7/12/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Nolan Ryan: Texas fireballer acknowledges the cheers yesterday.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078222F
The fairest . . . . and fastest. Driver Danny Ongais acknowledges cheers yesterday after winning Molson Diamond Indy race at Mosport. To his right is (...)
The fairest . . . . and fastest. Driver Danny Ongais acknowledges cheers yesterday after winning Molson Diamond Indy race at Mosport. To his right is (...)
6/11/1978
Texas Rangers pitcher Nolan Ryan, 44, who no-hit the Blue Jays last week -- a record seventh career no-hitter -- works out with a football at the SkyD(...)
Texas Rangers pitcher Nolan Ryan, 44, who no-hit the Blue Jays last week -- a record seventh career no-hitter -- works out with a football at the SkyD(...)
5/7/1991
Anthony Davis, Toronto's latest football hero, breaks through for a touchdown and then acknowledges cheers of the record crowd. Davis (28) hits the li(...)
Anthony Davis, Toronto's latest football hero, breaks through for a touchdown and then acknowledges cheers of the record crowd. Davis (28) hits the li(...)
8/11/1976
Anthony Davis, Toronto's latest football hero, breaks through for a touchdown and then acknowledges cheers of the record crowd. Davis (28) hits the li(...)
Anthony Davis, Toronto's latest football hero, breaks through for a touchdown and then acknowledges cheers of the record crowd. Davis (28) hits the li(...)
8/1/1976
First star: Maple Leaf defenceman Dave Ellett acknowledges the cheers from the crowd after being named the first star for scoring game winner
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1/7/1992
Salute to fans, Billy Olson acknowledges the cheers of the crowd following his word record pole vault Friday night at The Toronto Star Maple Leaf Indo(...)
Salute to fans, Billy Olson acknowledges the cheers of the crowd following his word record pole vault Friday night at The Toronto Star Maple Leaf Indo(...)
2/4/1983
Miss Grey Cup, Nancy Durrell, who came to Toronto as Miss Montreal Alouette, acknowledges the cheers of the crowds as the parade winds its way from Va(...)
Miss Grey Cup, Nancy Durrell, who came to Toronto as Miss Montreal Alouette, acknowledges the cheers of the crowds as the parade winds its way from Va(...)
11/28/1970
Tom Candiotti: New Jay hurier acknowledges cheers of fans
Tom Candiotti: New Jay hurier acknowledges cheers of fans
6/28/1991
Pictures show a woman in a carriage with a loud crowd of people behind her. University building ...
Countess Minto acknowledges varsity boys cheer, University of Toronto, Ont
1902
Henry Rono gets a standing ovation (left) and waves to acknowledge the cheers on victory lap after 5,000-meter win yesterday
Henry Rono gets a standing ovation (left) and waves to acknowledge the cheers on victory lap after 5,000-meter win yesterday
8/10/1978
Henry Rono gets a standing ovation (left) and waves to acknowledge the cheers on victory lap after 5,000-meter win yesterday
Henry Rono gets a standing ovation (left) and waves to acknowledge the cheers on victory lap after 5,000-meter win yesterday
8/10/1978
First hurdle accomplished: William Kent, 34, his wife Inge and their daughter acknowledge cheers at Glenforest Secondary School where Kent, chairman of Peel Board of Education is nominated to contest Peel South for Liberals
First hurdle accomplished: William Kent, 34, his wife Inge and their daughter acknowledge cheers at Glenforest Secondary School where Kent, chairman of Peel Board of Education is nominated to contest Peel South for Liberals
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