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Scorebook Magazine Volume 15 Issue IV, October 11, 12, 13, 1991

Scorebook Magazine Volume 15 Issue IV, October 11, 12, 13, 1991

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Scorebook Magazine Volume 15 Issue IV, October 11, 12, 13, 1991

by Lockhart, Kim (Executive Editor)

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Toronto: Controlled Media Communications Inc. on behalf of the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Club, 1991. Lightly Creased; Lightly Chipped. SCOREBOOK SPECIAL EDITION; The Official Magazine of the Toronto Blue Jays; American League Championship Series; Minnesota * Toronto; SkyDome, Toronto, Ontario. ART DIRECTOR: Gorette Costa. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER: Terry Hancey. CONTRIBUTING WRITERS: Kevin Boland, Tom Hawthorn, Wylie Hudspeth, Steve Milton, Howard Sinker. DESIGNER: Leo Tsalkos. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Peter Cordy. DESIGN & PRODUCTION: King West Communications Inc. CONTENTS: One Tough Trio: Toronto's 1-2-3 hitters played hardball to carry the team through some lean times this season. Thank you Devon White, Roberto Alomar, Joe carter. - by Kim Lockhart; Your Postseason Toronto Blue Jays: Here they are, the 1991 Eastern Division champions. Capsule profiles and photographs of the 25 Blue Jay players taking aim at the World Series. Twin Peak: Meet the Minnesota Twins, who climbed the standings, worst-to-first, to win the American League West. Who ARE these guys blocking the way to the World Series? - by Howard Sinker; Gene and the G-Men: Gene Tenace of the Jays knows all about postseason pressures. As a player for Oakland, he hit Cincinnati so hard during the 1972 World Series that he needed FBI protection. - by Steve Milton; Hot Flashes, Cold Shower: The city went delirious back in 1985, when the Blue Jays captured their first division title. Then came Kansas City and oh so close, an ALCS showdown that went to seven games. Memories. - by Tom Hawthorn; ALCS Heroes & Victims: Since it all began in 1969, immortals like Catfish Hunter and Brooks Robinson have spun their magic in American League Championship Series play. Here's a walk through 22 years of highlights. - by Kevin Boland; Four Million!: Defending champs in attendance, the Blue Jays romanced more than 4,000,000 fans into SkyDome this season, the most by a sports team, any time, anywhere. FAN SERVICES 1991 Statistics; Editor's Page; Blue Jays roster; Club Directory; Today's Lineups; Rules of Conduct; SkyDome seating; Twins roster.. Staple Bound Magazine. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

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Title
Scorebook Magazine Volume 15 Issue IV, October 11, 12, 13, 1991
Author
Lockhart, Kim (Executive Editor)
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Paperback
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Publisher
Controlled Media Communications Inc. on behalf of the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Club
Place of Publication
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Date Published
1991
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