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| 72.1 | wrong weekend | KAOFS::GRAHAM | | Thu May 19 1988 15:57 | 6 |
| Sorry Susan but Toronto is out of town from aug 9-18.They play Kansas
City at home on Aug 8 then don't play in Toronto again until Friday
the 19th.
Bevan
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| 72.2 | 1988 schedule | TRCA03::OBRIEN | | Wed Aug 03 1988 18:16 | 12 |
| The remainder of the season looks like this (home games only):
Aug 1-4 Minnesota
Aug 5-8 Kansas City
Aug 19-21 Milwaukee CNE
Aug 22-24 Chicago CNE
Sept 1-4 Texas CNE
Sept 12-14 Detroit
Sept 15-18 Cleveland
Sept 19-21 Boston
Sept 30 - Oct 2 Baltimore
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| 72.3 | Automated Blue Jays Schedule | TRCA01::OBRIEN | Glenn O'Brien @TRC 18/6 | Mon Apr 17 1989 14:49 | 17 |
| For anyone interested in getting the Blue Jays schedule for the
remainder of the year, copy my command file from the network area
of our ALL-IN-1 machine to your account. I've included the line
$@bluejays
in my LOGIN.COM to see the week's schedule every morning.
To copy the command file, type the following at the $ prompt:
COPY TRCA03::BLUEJAYS.COM *.*
If anyone has the television schedule (i.e. which games are on which
network), please post it here, and I'll adjust the command file
accordingly.
Glenn
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| 72.4 | '89 Schedule Available? | HYDRA::KELLY | Gary Kelly | Wed Jun 07 1989 15:10 | 15 |
| Is there a 1989 Blue Jays Schedule available? Quite a few folks
from Mass are heading to Niagra for the annual Street (Deck) Hockey
Tournament on July 8 and 9 - and since one of my kids favorite baseball
team is the Blue Jays (yes, instead of the team that trades their good
players away) I was going to see if the Jays were at home between the
5th and the 15th, and who they were playing. Not to mention him being
able to see the Sky Dome.
Also, could someone recommend a hotel/motel in Toronto? (Possibly
for a group.) And how far a trip is it (miles and time) from
Niagra? Any preferred routes to follow?
I'm not asking too much am I?
Thanks, Gk
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| 72.5 | Jays SkyDome Schedule | TRCA03::OBRIEN | Glenn O'Brien @TRC 18/6 | Thu Jun 08 1989 17:37 | 126 |
| Fortunate and unfortunate timing, but the Jays are in town against
Baltimore and Oakland at the begining and end of your vacation.
Fortunate because of the teams you'll see.
Unfortunate because the All-Star Break is in the middle.
I've included their schedule at the SkyDome for the remainder of
the year. To order tickets by phone, call (416)341-1234. I strongly
recommend ordering now, since the first 3 games drew about 140,000
fans, and this weekend's four-game series against Detroit is sold
out. I saw yesterday's game, and it's a great place to watch baseball.
As for Niagara, it's about an hour and a half from Toronto, depending
on the time of day you leave. The QEW, which connects Toronto and
Naigara, is a zoo during peak hours.
Monday Jun-05 Milwaukee - 7:35 CTV
Tuesday Jun-06 Milwaukee - 7:35 TSN
Wednesday Jun-07 Milwaukee - 7:35 CTV
Friday Jun-09 Detroit - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Jun-10 Detroit - 1:35
Sunday Jun-11 Detroit - 1:35 CTV
Monday Jun-12 Detroit - 12:35
Tuesday Jun-13 at Milwaukee - 8:35
Wednesday Jun-14 at Milwaukee - 8:35 CTV
Thursday Jun-15 at Milwaukee - 2:35
Friday Jun-16 Seattle - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Jun-17 Seattle - 1:35
Sunday Jun-18 Seattle - 1:35 CTV
Monday Jun-19 at California - 10:35
Tuesday Jun-20 at California - 10:35 TSN
Wednesday Jun-21 at California - 10:35 CTV
Thursday Jun-22 at Oakland - 8:05
Friday Jun-23 at Oakland - 10:35 TSN
Saturday Jun-24 at Oakland - 4:05
Sunday Jun-25 at Oakland - 4:05 TSN
Tuesday Jun-27 at Baltimore - 7:35 TSN
Wednesday Jun-28 at Baltimore - 7:35 CTV
Thursday Jun-29 at Baltimore - 7:35 TSN
Friday Jun-30 Boston - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Jul-01 Boston - 1:35
Sunday Jul-02 Boston - 1:35
Monday Jul-03 Boston - 7:35
Tuesday Jul-04 Baltimore - 7:35
Wednesday Jul-05 Baltimore - 7:35 CTV
Thursday Jul-06 Baltimore - 7:35 TSN
Friday Jul-07 at Detroit - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Jul-08 at Detroit - 7:35 TSN
Sunday Jul-09 at Detroit - 1:35 CTV
Monday Jul-10 ALL-STAR BREAK
Tuesday Jul-11 ALL-STAR GAME (Anahiem) CTV
Wednesday Jul-12 ALL-STAR BREAK
Thursday Jul-13 Oakland - 7:35 TSN
Friday Jul-14 Oakland - 7:35
Saturday Jul-15 Oakland - 7:35 CTV
Sunday Jul-16 Oakland - 1:35
Monday Jul-17 California - 7:35 TSN
Tuesday Jul-18 California - 7:35 TSN
Thursday Jul-20 at Seattle - 10:05
Friday Jul-21 at Seattle - 10:05
Saturday Jul-22 at Seattle - 10:05
Sunday Jul-23 at Seattle - 4:35
Monday Jul-24 at Texas - 8:35 TSN
Tuesday Jul-25 at Texas - 8:35
Wednesday Jul-26 at Texas - 8:35 CTV
Friday Jul-28 at New York - 7:30 TSN
Saturday Jul-29 at New York - 7:30 TSN
Sunday Jul-30 at New York - 1:30 CTV
Monday Jul-31 at New York - 7:30
Tuesday Aug-01 Kansas City - 7:35
Wednesday Aug-02 Kansas City - 7:35 CTV
Thursday Aug-03 Kansas City - 7:35
Friday Aug-04 New York - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Aug-05 New York - 1:35
Sunday Aug-06 New York - 1:35 CTV
Monday Aug-07 Texas - 1:35 CTV
Tuesday Aug-08 Texas - 7:35 TSN
Wednesday Aug-09 Texas - 7:35 CTV
Friday Aug-11 at Kansas City - 8:35 TSN
Saturday Aug-12 at Kansas City - 8:05 TSN
Sunday Aug-13 at Kansas City - 2:35 CTV
Monday Aug-14 at Boston - 7:35 TSN
Tuesday Aug-15 at Boston - 7:35 TSN
Wednesday Aug-16 at Boston - 7:35 CTV
Thursday Aug-17 at Baltimore - 7:35
Friday Aug-18 at Baltimore - 8:05
Saturday Aug-19 at Baltimore - 7:35
Sunday Aug-20 at Baltimore - 1:35 TSN
Tuesday Aug-22 Detroit - 7:35 TSN
Wednesday Aug-23 Detroit - 7:35 CTV
Thursday Aug-24 Detroit - 7:35
Friday Aug-25 Milwaukee - 7:35
Saturday Aug-26 Milwaukee - 1:35
Sunday Aug-27 Milwaukee - 1:35
Monday Aug-28 Milwaukee - 7:35 TSN
Tuesday Aug-29 Chicago - 7:35
Wednesday Aug-30 Chicago - 7:35 CTV
Thursday Aug-31 Chicago - 12:35
Friday Sep-01 Minnesota - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Sep-02 Minnesota - 1:35
Sunday Sep-03 Minnesota - 1:35 TSN
Monday Sep-04 at Chicago - 7:00
Tuesday Sep-05 at Chicago - 8:30
Wednesday Sep-06 at Chicago - 8:30 CTV
Thursday Sep-07 at Cleveland - 7:35 TSN
Friday Sep-08 at Cleveland - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Sep-09 at Cleveland - 7:05 TSN
Sunday Sep-10 at Cleveland - 1:35
Tuesday Sep-12 at Minnesota - 8:05 TSN
Wednesday Sep-13 at Minnesota - 8:05 CTV
Thursday Sep-14 at Minnesota - 1:15
Friday Sep-15 Cleveland - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Sep-16 Cleveland - 1:35
Sunday Sep-17 Cleveland - 1:35 CTV
Monday Sep-18 Boston - 7:35 TSN
Tuesday Sep-19 Boston - 7:35 TSN
Wednesday Sep-20 Boston - 7:35 CTV
Friday Sep-22 at Milwaukee - 8:35
Saturday Sep-23 at Milwaukee - 8:35
Sunday Sep-24 at Milwaukee - 8:35 CTV
Monday Sep-25 at Detroit - 7:35 TSN
Tuesday Sep-26 at Detroit - 7:35 TSN
Wednesday Sep-27 at Detroit - 7:35 CTV
Friday Sep-29 Baltimore - 7:35 TSN
Saturday Sep-30 Baltimore - 1:35
Sunday Oct-01 Baltimore - 1:35 CTV
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| 72.6 | Thanks Glenn | HYDRA::KELLY | Gary Kelly | Fri Jun 09 1989 16:24 | 4 |
| Glen, thank you for all that information. It looks like the 13th is the
game to consider, and plan for, if we can get the tickets.
Gk
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| 72.7 | American East Champs ???? | GVA01::ATKINSON | Just the facts kid | Tue Oct 03 1989 05:01 | 3 |
| I can't take it any more .... Who won the weekend series in TO.
Alan_in_Geneva_who_cheers_for_the_Expos_regularly_but_will_change_if_.....
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| 72.8 | Toronto Blue Jays | KAOA01::LAPLANTE | Not the Northern Magus | Tue Oct 03 1989 08:43 | 9 |
|
Who else. The Jays won the first two games clinching the series
on Saturday and lost the last game, which was played by the bench.
Both games were come from behind wins.
First game against Oakland is tonight at 8:24 EST
Roger
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| 72.9 | The chances of a trip to the World Series | TRCA03::OBRIEN | Glenn O'Brien @TRC 18/6 | Tue Oct 03 1989 13:15 | 20 |
| Dave Stieb (17-8) goes against Dave Stewart (21-?) in tonight's
game.
Oakland's starting staff, though formidable, consists solely of
hard-throwing right-handers. Since the Jays line-up is strongest
with left-handed bats, I expect this series will be closer than
most Americans think.
The Jays' starting staff has performed well in September, getting
virtually no run support. Flanagan, who gets the call in game 3, threw
six-innings of one-hit ball. Stottlemyre, who pitches in game 2, has
pitched very well since his callup from Syracuse. Key, who been
effective since coming off the DL, didn't pitch that well in Sturday's
game. Also, Toronto's bullpen is better, and deeper than Oakland's
(depleted by the Henderson trade). Henke is getting 1.5 strikeouts an
inning, Acker has been incredible since the trade, and Ward has been
great when he isn't walking 10 in a row. If pitching wins it, Toronto
has an even chance of beating Oakland.
Glenn
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| 72.10 | Please Keep Us Posted On All Results - THANKS | GVA01::ATKINSON | Just the facts kid | Wed Oct 04 1989 05:01 | 2 |
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| 72.11 | ALCS - Game 1 | TRCO01::OBRIEN | Glenn O'Brien @TRC 18/6 | Wed Oct 04 1989 14:03 | 12 |
| Last night, our heroes went down to defeat, 7-3, at the hands of
the mighty A's. Stieb did not pitch well. Acker who relieved Stieb,
got a ground ball to get out of the sixth inning, but Rickey Henderson
took out Liriano with a clean slide at second. Two runs scored,
bumping the score to 5-3. Then Duane Wild, I mean Ward, came on
and did what he does best: throw wild pitches. Two more runs.
Dave Stewart started poorly, but recovered to get the win.
Home Runs by Whitt, Dave Henderson, and Mark McGuire.
Glenn
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| 72.12 | ALCS - Game 2 | TRCA01::OBRIEN | Glenn O'Brien @TRC 18/6 | Thu Oct 05 1989 10:25 | 11 |
| The Jays lost 6-3 last night. Stottlemyre pitched well, but the
bullpen gave up two runs, and could hold the 4th run. In the eighth
inning, the bases were loaded with no outs for Fred McGriff, who
singled, and for George Bell. Bell grounded into a double play, making
the score 6-3, with a runner at third for Whitt. Whitt's out, and
Eckersley, who had come into a 2-0 count to McGriff, gets the A's out
of a jam. Close, but no cigar. Look for a crafty performance by
Key on Saturday. Oakland is sending Storm Davis to the mound (19
game winner).
Glenn
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| 72.13 | | TRCO01::FINNEY | Keep cool, but do not freeze | Thu Oct 05 1989 10:46 | 6 |
| Maybe that Oakland home crowd got to them ... they sure as hell
got to me ! I'd never heard a visiting team booed like the Jays
were in the first game, before.
Scooter
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| 72.14 | And you thought the Jays mascot was entertaining !?! | GVA01::ATKINSON | Just the facts kid | Tue May 22 1990 04:40 | 56 |
| I pinched this from the baseball notes file. Hilarious !!!!
Alan
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Article 1403
From: [email protected]
Subject: Fans distracted by sex during Blue Jays game
Date: 18 May 90 04:08:33 GMT
TORONTO (UPI) -- Some baseball fans think the Toronto Blue Jays'
retractable roof SkyDome home should be renamed SexDome after fans
watched a couple make love in a hotel suite that overlooks the playing
field.
Tuesday night, during the team's 4-3 loss to the Seattle Mariners,
those with binoculars could see an older man and a buxom, blond woman
having sex in their suite.
Although the lights in the suite were off, the couple's room was
illuminated by a bank of television lights in the SkyDome.
The incident Tuesday follows one several weeks ago where a male
guest in the hotel, built into the SkyDome itself, masturbated in the
window of his suite in front of thousands of Blue Jays fans.
Police went to his room but no charges were filed because he
thought the window was fitted with one-way glass, SkyDome spokesman
David Garrick said.
``A lot of the guests think it's one-way glass,'' Garrick said.
``We're looking at putting tent cards in the rooms telling them
it's not and getting them to sign waivers when they book in,'' Garrick
said.
Garrick said such behavior isn't condoned because ``we bill SkyDome
as a family place.''
The SkyDome -- Toronto's $500 million sports and entertainment
facility opened last spring with the world's first fully retractable
roof -- has a 350-suite hotel built into its north end. About 70 of the
suites, which cost more than $600 a night during peak periods, overlook
the playing field.
Garrick said the couple had finished by the time police arrived
Tuesday. Garrick said he didn't know if police told the couple what many
in the crowd had seen.
Metro Toronto police Sgt. Brad Brigham said people who perform sex
acts in SkyDome hotel suites witnessed by those in the stands could face
criminal charges of performing an indecent act, which carries a maximum
penalty of six months in jail and or a $2,000 fine.
However, to be convicted, the accused would have to be intending to
offend those they knew were watching, Brigham said.
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