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Scale model: Canada's Baseball Hall of Fame gets official welcome yesterday at Ontario Place, its new home, by Tourism minister John Eakins, left, Jays vice-president Paul Beeston and Bruce Prentice, the hall's president
Scale model: Canada's Baseball Hall of Fame gets official welcome yesterday at Ontario Place, its new home, by Tourism minister John Eakins, left, Jays vice-president Paul Beeston and Bruce Prentice, the hall's president

Scale model: Canada's Baseball Hall of Fame gets official welcome yesterday at Ontario Place, its new home, by Tourism minister John Eakins, left, Jays vice-president Paul Beeston and Bruce Prentice, the hall's president

Date2/25/1986
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Getting a grip on things. Tourism and Recreation Minister John Eakins (left) gets into the spirit of things during the visit of an international deleg(...)
Getting a grip on things. Tourism and Recreation Minister John Eakins (left) gets into the spirit of things during the visit of an international deleg(...)
11/7/1986
Here's the pitch: Anne Logan, who kept a baseball signed by Babe Ruth after her divorce, wants to give it to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame president Bruce Prentice, behind her
Here's the pitch: Anne Logan, who kept a baseball signed by Babe Ruth after her divorce, wants to give it to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame president Bruce Prentice, behind her
7/28/1987
Winding up to promote Toronto Blue Jays are newly arrived marketing vice-president Ron Millichamp (right) and Paul Beeston, administrative chief, Mura(...)
Winding up to promote Toronto Blue Jays are newly arrived marketing vice-president Ron Millichamp (right) and Paul Beeston, administrative chief, Mura(...)
11/10/1976
Beeston Brew: Jays president Paul Beeston, despite his own best efforts, couldn't avoid being crowned by a victory beer in the tumult of the Jays locker room
Beeston Brew: Jays president Paul Beeston, despite his own best efforts, couldn't avoid being crowned by a victory beer in the tumult of the Jays locker room
10/14/1992
Bill Eakins being given respiratory test by Karen Boardman Wellesley Hospital
Bill Eakins being given respiratory test by Karen Boardman Wellesley Hospital
3/12/1996
Eakins, John
Eakins, John
2/9/1987
Hockey's new Hall adds 10, Hockey's Hall of Fame rolled out the welcome mat for 10 members last night, the first contingent to be inducted since the magnificent hall's shiny new doors opened
Hockey's new Hall adds 10, Hockey's Hall of Fame rolled out the welcome mat for 10 members last night, the first contingent to be inducted since the magnificent hall's shiny new doors opened
11/16/1993
Old Seven Days gang reunited. A book launch for Prentice-Hall's Inside Seven Days: The Show That Shook The Nation, based on CBC's controversial 1960s (...)
Old Seven Days gang reunited. A book launch for Prentice-Hall's Inside Seven Days: The Show That Shook The Nation, based on CBC's controversial 1960s (...)
11/5/1986
Breakfast get-together: Claude Neon president Heath Matthews relives a Blue Jays baseball game with son Byron, 5, as Sheryl Matthews shares the start of her husband's day over a cup of coffee
Breakfast get-together: Claude Neon president Heath Matthews relives a Blue Jays baseball game with son Byron, 5, as Sheryl Matthews shares the start of her husband's day over a cup of coffee
8/2/1978
Outgoing U.S. President George Bush and Prime Minister Brian Mulroney got special baseball sweaters yesterday from the Toronto Blue Jays
Outgoing U.S. President George Bush and Prime Minister Brian Mulroney got special baseball sweaters yesterday from the Toronto Blue Jays
12/16/1992
It's 'Play Ball' again, Following official welcome at City Hall today, Toronto's baseball Maple Leafs opened their home season at Maple Leaf Stadium
It's 'Play Ball' again, Following official welcome at City Hall today, Toronto's baseball Maple Leafs opened their home season at Maple Leaf Stadium
5/9/1962
Bob Nicholson, finance and administration vice-president of the Blue Jays, keeps close tabs on the team and its finances.
Bob Nicholson, finance and administration vice-president of the Blue Jays, keeps close tabs on the team and its finances.
4/6/1988