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An accountant from Welland helps the Toronto Blue Jays win two World Series, then becomes MLB's top money man. - Television, 5:37
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Oct. 19, 1997
Baseball the Beeston way
Television
5:37
From
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July 17, 1964
Baseball's humble beginnings
Radio
13:26
Beachville, Ontario claims to be the "real" home of baseball. Today is the anniversary of the first documented game, played here in 1838. - Television, 5:44
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June 6, 1988
Baseball's 'real home' celebrates game's 150th anniversary
Television
5:44
Play Ball! And guess that general manager... - Television, 6:32
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April 4, 1977
Blue Jays GM Peter Bavasi on Front Page Challenge
Television
6:32
Toronto welcomes big league baseball to the great white north as the Blue Jays win a freezing home opener. - Radio, 1:36
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April 7, 1977
Blue Jays home opener
Radio
1:36
Charles Bronfman hands over the keys to the clubhouse. - Television, 2:37
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June 14, 1991
Bronfman's 22-year Expos legacy
Television
2:37
After 36 seasons, Canada's first big league team heads south. - Radio, 6:46
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Sept. 29, 2004
Expos say 'Au revoir'
Radio
6:46
Coming to Cooperstown is a great honour, but it comes on the heels of great personal loss. - Television, 15:38
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July 19, 1991
Fergie Jenkins, 1st Cdn. in Baseball Hall of Fame
Television
15:38
Danny Finkleman investigates the
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May 18, 1977
How to spit on umpires' feet without getting caught
Television
3:07
Jenkins works for Simpsons-Sears in the outdoor department in the off-season. - Radio, 22:04
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Feb. 7, 1977
Interview with Ferguson Jenkins, Canada's MLB hero
Radio
22:04
On
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Dec. 2, 1959
Jackie Robinson talks about playing in Montreal
Radio
5:23
Former baseball player Jackie Robinson talks about his early days in Montreal and race relations in the United States. - Television, 10:40
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April 7, 1964
Jackie Robinson talks race relations
Television
10:40
In 1946 a rookie second baseman for the Montreal Royals changes the face of baseball forever. - Television, 3:46
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May 8, 1987
Jackie Robinson, the first black pro in baseball
Television
3:46
Expos organist weaves folk songs and cheeky musical messages to enhance the ballpark experience. - Radio, 13:10
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Oct. 2, 1973
Jarry Park organist provides 'musical running commentary'
Radio
13:10
B.C. native becomes the first Canadian to win the most valuable player award in the National League. - Radio, 5:12
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Nov. 14, 1997
Larry Walker makes baseball history
Radio
5:12
After 10 years without a significant team, Montreal welcomes Canada's first Major League Baseball franchise. - Radio, 28:40
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April 14, 1969
Les Expos sont là!
Radio
28:40
Play ball! From the impromptu games of "town ball" in the 1800s, through Jackie Robinson's Montreal Royals to the Expos and Blue Jays, Canadians have always been infatuated with baseball. But getting big league teams to come to Canada proved harder than hitting a grand slam. It took decades of persuading, promoting, wheeling and dealing, but eventually America's favourite pastime found a home in the great white north.
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Topic spans: 1838-1977
Major League Baseball Comes to Canada
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8 television clips
13 radio clips
In two wild games, the Montreal Expos stun the Mets in New York and then the Cardinals at Montreal's Jarry Park. - Television, 2:04
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Jan. 2, 1970
Montreal Expos first game and home opener
Television
2:04
After beating the Mets on opening day in New York, the Montreal Expos stun the Cardinals at Montreal's Jarry Park. - Television, 2:03
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Jan. 2, 1970
Montreal Expos play first home game
Television
2:03
Montreal stuns the baseball world by landing the first Major League franchise outside the United States. - Radio, 6:08
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May 14, 1968
Montreal snags baseball franchise
Radio
6:08
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