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Terminator gone: The eyes of Texas will now be upon Tom Henke
Terminator gone: The eyes of Texas will now be upon Tom Henke

Terminator gone: The eyes of Texas will now be upon Tom Henke

Date10/3/1992
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  • Terminator gone: The eyes of Texas will now be upon Tom Henke.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Terminator gone: The eyes of Texas will now be upon Tom Henke.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0054548F
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      Texas-bound: Tom Henke, shown celebrating one of his many saves for Jays, will be the Rangers' stopper next season after signing three-year deal
      Texas-bound: Tom Henke, shown celebrating one of his many saves for Jays, will be the Rangers' stopper next season after signing three-year deal
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      12/15/1992
      Outta here: Reliever Tom Henke, a mainstay since Jays' first division title taste in '85, looks all but gone
      Outta here: Reliever Tom Henke, a mainstay since Jays' first division title taste in '85, looks all but gone
      Goode, Jeff
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      Constance Moore. 110 Pounds of Texas Charm. With a voice full of song and a sense of make-believe, Constance Moore has shouldered her way up the succe(...)
      Moore, Constance
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      Wealth Texans: Robert Hare and his wife, Betty, call their family in Fort Worth, Texas, with the million-dollar news
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      1838
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      The hangman, a Texas sergeant, examines the noose
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      Rafting down the Rio takes place in Jamaica not Texas
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