Jim Mason (baseball)

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James Percy Mason (August 14, 1950 in Mobile, Alabama), was a professional baseball player who played short stop in the Major Leagues from 1971-1979. He would play for the Washington Senators, Texas Rangers, New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, and Montreal Expos.

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Toronto Blue Jays 1977 Inaugural Season
Opening Day
Starting Lineup
C Rick Cerone • 1B Doug Ault • 2B Pedro García • 3B Dave McKay • SS Hector Torres • RF Steve Bowling • CF Gary Woods • LF John Scott • DH Otto Vélez • P Bill Singer
Remaining Roster
C Alan Ashby • C Ernie Whitt • C Phil Roof • 2B Steve Staggs • 3B Roy Howell • 3B/DH Doug Rader • DH/1B/OF Ron Fairly • OF/SS Bob Bailor • LF Al Woods • OF/DH Sam Ewing • SS Jim Mason • SS Tim Nordbrook • SP Jeff Byrd • SP Jim Clancy • SP Jerry Garvin • SP Steve Hargan • SP Jesse Jefferson • SP Dave Lemanczyk • RP Dennis DeBarr • RP Tom Murphy • RP Mike Willis • RP Jerry Johnson • RP Pete Vuckovich • RP Chuck Hartenstein • RP Tom Bruno • RP Mike Darr
Executives and
Broadcasters
Manager Roy Hartsfield • Executive Peter Bavasi • Executive Pat Gillick • Executive Paul Beeston • TV Broadcaster Don Chevrier • TV Broadcaster Whitey Ford • TV Broadcaster Tony Kubek • Radio Broadcaster Tom Cheek • Radio Broadcaster Early Wynn
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