“New” Jays logo looks a lot like original one

by South Bayview Bulldog Admin • September 22, 2011

Which is not a bad thing really. Left is the new bird, said to have been pre-released on a sports blog. At right is the logo the boys wore on that snowy day in 1977 when they opened at CNE stadium. Grandstand seats were $1.

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