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Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was(...)
Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was(...)

Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was(...)

Date8/4/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Blue Jays lefthander Stan Clarke, looking at another one that got away, was shelled during 12-2 shellacking by the Orioles but starter Joe Johnson was also pounded, and so was Clarke's successor, Bill Caudill. Jays have a chance to recoup in three-game set against Kansas City, starting tonight. Jays swept Royals last week.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0091489F
      Jay win was picture perfect. It was a picture perfect day yesterday for the Blue Jays who defeaed Baltimore Orioles 6-4 and for 36,446 Jay fans who ha(...)
      Jay win was picture perfect. It was a picture perfect day yesterday for the Blue Jays who defeaed Baltimore Orioles 6-4 and for 36,446 Jay fans who ha(...)
      Cooper, David
      8/3/1986
      Oh, that Clancy! For pitcher Jim Clancy of the Blue Jays, whose strong right arm fashioned the 5-0 whitewash of the Orioles, the victory was a long ti(...)
      Oh, that Clancy! For pitcher Jim Clancy of the Blue Jays, whose strong right arm fashioned the 5-0 whitewash of the Orioles, the victory was a long ti(...)
      Clancy, Jim, 1955-
      5/22/1983
      Slap-happy guys: Tom Henke, left, Manuel Lee, Candy Maldonado and Devon White swap high-fives after the Jays topped Orioles 4-2 to gain split of series
      Slap-happy guys: Tom Henke, left, Manuel Lee, Candy Maldonado and Devon White swap high-fives after the Jays topped Orioles 4-2 to gain split of series
      Henke, Tom
      8/13/1992
      Fine form: Jays lefthander Jimmy Key was at his baffling best last night, tossing 8 2/3 innings of eight-hit, one-run ball before giving way to reliever Bill Caudill, who got pinch-hitter Donnie Hill on a harmless fly ball to end the game
      Fine form: Jays lefthander Jimmy Key was at his baffling best last night, tossing 8 2/3 innings of eight-hit, one-run ball before giving way to reliever Bill Caudill, who got pinch-hitter Donnie Hill on a harmless fly ball to end the game
      Darrell, Dick
      7/19/1985
      Extra-Inning hero: Nelson Liriano gets a hero's welcome from Glenallen Hill, left, and Mookie Wilson after his double in the 13th gave the Jays and improbable 6-5 victory and kept the Orioles two lengths back in AL East race
      Extra-Inning hero: Nelson Liriano gets a hero's welcome from Glenallen Hill, left, and Mookie Wilson after his double in the 13th gave the Jays and improbable 6-5 victory and kept the Orioles two lengths back in AL East race
      Goode, Jeff
      9/20/1989
      It's cold: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick wears two jackets to keep warm at last night's game against Orioles
      It's cold: Jays' manager Bobby Mattick wears two jackets to keep warm at last night's game against Orioles
      Darrell, Dick
      5/12/1981
      He's a winner: California lefthander Jim Abbott picked up his fifth win of the season yesterday by scattering nine hits in the Angels' 7-2 romp over the Blue Jays at the dome
      He's a winner: California lefthander Jim Abbott picked up his fifth win of the season yesterday by scattering nine hits in the Angels' 7-2 romp over the Blue Jays at the dome
      Abbott, Jim
      6/2/1991
      Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
      Blue night for jays: Starter Jack Morris, centre, and the rest of the Toronto Blue Jays bench had little to cheer about as Atlanta rose up for a big 7-2 win
      McCaffrey, Gordon
      10/23/1992
      Blowing bubbles: Jimmy Key, who could be the Blue Jays' fifteh starter or return tot he bullpen, blows bubbles during warmup exercises at the Jays' training facility in Dunedin, Fla
      Blowing bubbles: Jimmy Key, who could be the Blue Jays' fifteh starter or return tot he bullpen, blows bubbles during warmup exercises at the Jays' training facility in Dunedin, Fla
      Griffin, Doug
      2/26/1985
      They should help: The Blue Jays' lack of left-handed relief pitching should be partially overcome this season with the addition of Bryan Clark, left, Stan Clarke and maybe John Cerutti
      They should help: The Blue Jays' lack of left-handed relief pitching should be partially overcome this season with the addition of Bryan Clark, left, Stan Clarke and maybe John Cerutti
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      2/24/1984
      Just another fan: Police office Donna Stauffer, of the Inner Harbor Tactical Division, bends the regulations a bit by wearing a Baltimore Orioles Birdie beak over her hat
      Just another fan: Police office Donna Stauffer, of the Inner Harbor Tactical Division, bends the regulations a bit by wearing a Baltimore Orioles Birdie beak over her hat
      Bock, Tony
      4/11/1985
      Plate platoon: Veterans Buck Martinez, left, (and a lefthander only as a gag for the photographer) and Ernie Whitt will again share catching duties for the Blue Jays this season
      Plate platoon: Veterans Buck Martinez, left, (and a lefthander only as a gag for the photographer) and Ernie Whitt will again share catching duties for the Blue Jays this season
      Lennon, Frank
      2/7/1984