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Let it be: With fingers firmly crossed, a SkyDome usher watches in the ninth inning last night after the Blue Jays' Tom Henke relieved starter David Cone to preserve a win over the Oakland A's
Let it be: With fingers firmly crossed, a SkyDome usher watches in the ninth inning last night after the Blue Jays' Tom Henke relieved starter David Cone to preserve a win over the Oakland A's

Let it be: With fingers firmly crossed, a SkyDome usher watches in the ninth inning last night after the Blue Jays' Tom Henke relieved starter David Cone to preserve a win over the Oakland A's

Date10/8/1992
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  • Let it be: With fingers firmly crossed, a SkyDome usher watches in the ninth inning last night after the Blue Jays' Tom Henke relieved starter David Cone to preserve a win over the Oakland A's.
  • Let it be: With fingers firmly crossed, a SkyDome usher watches in the ninth inning last night after the Blue Jays' Tom Henke relieved starter David Cone to preserve a win over the Oakland A's
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Original Toronto Star caption: Let it be: With fingers firmly crossed, a SkyDome usher watches in the ninth inning last night after the Blue Jays' Tom Henke relieved starter David Cone to preserve a win over the Oakland A's.
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      Fire away: Jays starter David Cone, faced with a must-win situation, bears down in the early innings of last night's ALCS game against the Oakland A's at the SkyDome
      Fire away: Jays starter David Cone, faced with a must-win situation, bears down in the early innings of last night's ALCS game against the Oakland A's at the SkyDome
      Lautens, Richard
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      Blue Jays starter Jack Morris, above, known as the greatest money pitcher of his generation, takes charge at yesterday's workout as Oakland A's pitche(...)
      Blue Jays starter Jack Morris, above, known as the greatest money pitcher of his generation, takes charge at yesterday's workout as Oakland A's pitche(...)
      Loek, Dick
      10/7/1992
      Taylor Duncan of Oakland A's is tagged out at the plate by Blue Jays' Rick Cerone in seventh inning
      Taylor Duncan of Oakland A's is tagged out at the plate by Blue Jays' Rick Cerone in seventh inning
      Bezant, Graham
      7/22/1978
      On the ball: Oakland A's manager Tony La Russa hits a little infield before last night's Game 2 encounter with the Blue Jays in AL playoff action at SkyDome
      On the ball: Oakland A's manager Tony La Russa hits a little infield before last night's Game 2 encounter with the Blue Jays in AL playoff action at SkyDome
      Bull, Ron
      10/8/1992
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      Hats off to jay fans: Pitcher David Cone doffs his cap to the SkyDome faithful after he pitched a strong eight-plus innings against Oakland last night
      Lautens, Richard
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      Jays pitcher Jack Morris, deprived of a win last night by three A's homers at the SkyDome, has to settle for towels, an icepack and a beer after squandering a Toronto rally from a 3-0 deficit
      Bull, Ron
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      Cone fans: David Cone won't make his debut with the Blue Jays until tomorrow, but the Cone heads were out at the SkyDome last night, trumpeting his arrival with some Cone-shaped humor
      Cone fans: David Cone won't make his debut with the Blue Jays until tomorrow, but the Cone heads were out at the SkyDome last night, trumpeting his arrival with some Cone-shaped humor
      Cone, David
      8/27/1992
      Welcome abroad, Mr. Cone: Blue Jay Rance Mulliniks, centre, shakes the hand of new pitching addition David Cone yesterday in the dugout. Cone makes his debut as a Jay starter today against Brewers
      Welcome abroad, Mr. Cone: Blue Jay Rance Mulliniks, centre, shakes the hand of new pitching addition David Cone yesterday in the dugout. Cone makes his debut as a Jay starter today against Brewers
      Cone, David
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      Lady luck?, Hairdresser Nadia Pecchia hopes crossed fingers and a good luck kiss will help her win tonight's Lotto 6/49 $17 million jackpot
      Lady luck?, Hairdresser Nadia Pecchia hopes crossed fingers and a good luck kiss will help her win tonight's Lotto 6/49 $17 million jackpot
      Toronto Star (Firm)
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      Hit it! Fred McGriff takes Mookie Wilson's advice and hits the deck as he scores Jays' third run in a four-raun fourth inning. A's catcher Terry Steinbach wits for the late throw
      Slaughter, Mike
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      Fernandez, Tony, 1962-
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      That helps: With two runners on and none out for the A's in the sixth inning last night, the Jays got out of trouble when Mark McGwire grounded to Tony Fernandez, who tossed to Nelson Liriano, who jumped over Carney Lansford and threw to first for a double play
      That helps: With two runners on and none out for the A's in the sixth inning last night, the Jays got out of trouble when Mark McGwire grounded to Tony Fernandez, who tossed to Nelson Liriano, who jumped over Carney Lansford and threw to first for a double play
      Goode, Jeff
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