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Images Dated 4th August 1985: Fans Hold 'Please Don't Strike' Banner

Fans Hold "Please Don't Strike" Banner
(Original Caption) 8/4/1985-New York, NY- The fans at Yankee Stadium have their say about the baseball strike that may be called

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Athlete Steve Cram Mia Cram, left, and Maria Korte

Athlete Steve Cram Mia Cram, left, and Maria Korte, mother and grandmother of Steve Cram, watch Steve in action on the TV 4 August 1985

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Schroeder Arriving Home

Schroeder Arriving Home
(Original Caption) Jasper, IND: William Schroeder waves on his front porch August 4th after his arrival from Louisville. he made the trip in a van which powers his artificial heart

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Tom Seaver, Team Celebrate 300Th Game Win

Tom Seaver, Team Celebrate 300Th Game Win
(Original Caption) 8/4/1985-New York, NY-A jubilant Tom Seaver celebrates his 300th career win 8/4. The Chicago White Sox beat the Yankees, 4-1. At left is Greg Walker and at right, Rudy Law

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Rod Carew Hitting Ball

Rod Carew Hitting Ball
(Original Caption) Anaheim, California: California Angels Rod Carew holds on to his helmet as he watches hit no. 3, 000 go into left field as the crowd comes to its feet, (August 4th)

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Rod Carew Watching Hit

Rod Carew Watching Hit
(Original Caption) Anaheim, California: California Angels Rod Carew holds on to his helmet as he watches hit no. 3, 000 go into left field as the crowd comes to its feet, (August 4th)

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Tom Seaver Celebrating Win

Tom Seaver Celebrating Win
(Original Caption) New York: Chisox Tom Seaver is mobbed by teammates (August 4th) after winning his 300th game, beating the Yanks, 4-1. That's Ozzie Guillen with outstretched arms

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Kitchen in a show house of 'Dulwich Gate'. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher

Kitchen in a show house of "Dulwich Gate". Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
Kitchen in a show house of " Dulwich Gate". Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis have shown interest in buying a new house in Dulwich for when they leave Number 10"

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Bedroom in a show house of 'Dulwich Gate'. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher

Bedroom in a show house of "Dulwich Gate". Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
Bedroom in a show house of " Dulwich Gate". Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis have shown interest in buying a new house in Dulwich for when they leave Number 10"

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Dining room in a show house of 'Dulwich Gate'

Dining room in a show house of "Dulwich Gate"
Dining room in a show house of " Dulwich Gate". Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis have shown interest in buying a new house in Dulwich for when they leave Number 10"

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Battle re-enactments - The Roundheads and Cavaliers battle it out at Ford Castle in

Battle re-enactments - The Roundheads and Cavaliers battle it out at Ford Castle in Northumberland as part of the Berwick Festival 4 August 1985

Images Dated 4th August 1985: This party of scouts, venture scouts and leaders from the 43rd Crosland Moor group left

This party of scouts, venture scouts and leaders from the 43rd Crosland Moor group left Huddersfield for a fortnights holiday in Belgium. The 19 strong group, under group leader Mr

Images Dated 4th August 1985: Playing the 'planet game'at a rain soaked Brighouse Fun Day were (from left

Playing the "planet game"at a rain soaked Brighouse Fun Day were (from left
Playing the " planet game" at a rain soaked Brighouse Fun Day were (from left) Craig Leitch, Emily Stevenson and Joanna Dawson

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