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Tip from top: When former Boston Red Sox superstar Ted Williams (right) was in Toronto some time ago, he took time to explain batting theories to Star baseball writer Neil MacCarl who writes below of baseball's last 400 batsman
Tip from top: When former Boston Red Sox superstar Ted Williams (right) was in Toronto some time ago, he took time to explain batting theories to Star baseball writer Neil MacCarl who writes below of baseball's last 400 batsman

Tip from top: When former Boston Red Sox superstar Ted Williams (right) was in Toronto some time ago, he took time to explain batting theories to Star baseball writer Neil MacCarl who writes below of baseball's last 400 batsman

Date12/10/1968
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Sweet spot: Baseball's last 400 hitter, Ted Williams, explains the science to Blue Jay slugger and first baseman John Mayberry at a special clinic held at the Dunedin training camp yesterday
Sweet spot: Baseball's last 400 hitter, Ted Williams, explains the science to Blue Jay slugger and first baseman John Mayberry at a special clinic held at the Dunedin training camp yesterday
3/9/1981
Neil MacCarl/Writer. Al East. Toronto Boston Al West. Chicago Minnesota [Incomplete]
Neil MacCarl/Writer. Al East. Toronto Boston Al West. Chicago Minnesota [Incomplete]
2/1/1983
First things first: The Star's Neil MacCarl, who has covered baseball for 43 years, threw out the first pitch yesterday in Game 6 at the SkyDome.
First things first: The Star's Neil MacCarl, who has covered baseball for 43 years, threw out the first pitch yesterday in Game 6 at the SkyDome.
10/14/1992
Toast to Big Sam: Raising glasses in salute to The Star's Neil MacCarl are a group from among more than 200 curlers who gathered at Town and Country restaurant last night to honor curling writer on Big Sam Night, occasion of 21st year as newspaper's curling
Toast to Big Sam: Raising glasses in salute to The Star's Neil MacCarl are a group from among more than 200 curlers who gathered at Town and Country restaurant last night to honor curling writer on Big Sam Night, occasion of 21st year as newspaper's curling
2/23/1972
Happy Angler: Star sports writer Neil MacCarl is obviously delighted with bumper catch of smallmouth bass during recent expedition to Port McNicoll, Ont
Happy Angler: Star sports writer Neil MacCarl is obviously delighted with bumper catch of smallmouth bass during recent expedition to Port McNicoll, Ont
9/25/1974
Spring training: Who wants to wait for baseball's official training camps to start? Not the fans who have signed up for Seneca College's Baseball Spring Training for Fans course.
Spring training: Who wants to wait for baseball's official training camps to start? Not the fans who have signed up for Seneca College's Baseball Spring Training for Fans course.
2/9/1980
Jacob Ziegel, Let's put theories to test
Jacob Ziegel, Let's put theories to test
8/29/1972
Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories
Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories
5/6/1969
Donald Richmond, Theories into practice
Donald Richmond, Theories into practice
n.d.
Lou Piniella, With no managerial experience, he's taken over baseball's hot seat
Lou Piniella, With no managerial experience, he's taken over baseball's hot seat
3/21/1986
Blue Jays' injured right fielder Joe Carter autographs baseballs last night for fans at the SkyDome as Toronto prepared to play the Minnesota Twins
Blue Jays' injured right fielder Joe Carter autographs baseballs last night for fans at the SkyDome as Toronto prepared to play the Minnesota Twins
10/12/1991
Baseball's new Iron Man. Dave Brenn, 18, who pitched and won doubleheader Monday night at Oshawa for Peoples team in Leaside Junior League, says his arm feels fine-but back is sore
Baseball's new Iron Man. Dave Brenn, 18, who pitched and won doubleheader Monday night at Oshawa for Peoples team in Leaside Junior League, says his arm feels fine-but back is sore
7/28/1970