1. In 2003, the number 7 belonged to pitcher Josh Towers, but who was the first person to wear this number on his Blue Jay uniform? Sam Ewing Ron Fairly Roy Hartsfield Alan Ashby

2. Catcher, Tom Wilson wore number 9 in 2003, but can you tell me who was the first Blue Jay catcher to wear this number? Alan Ashby Brian Milner Ernie Whitt Rick Cerone

3. Number 10, Vernon Wells, made an appearance in center field in the 2003 All Star Game, contributing a double and a RBI to the American League victory. Can you say which, of the following players, did NOT wear #10 during the Blue Jays' first two seasons? John Scott Doug Rader John Mayberry Jim Mason

4. After earning the 2002 American League Rookie of the Year award, number 11, third baseman Eric Hinske, slumped a bit in his sophomore season due to injuries. Do you know which Blue Jay short stop wore #11 in 1978 and ’79? Luis Gomez Hector Torres Alfredo Griffin Garth Iorg

5. Pitcher Cliff Politte, number 19, spent nearly a month on the disabled list (DL) in 2003, but which player wore #19 in 1977? Alvis Woods Otto Velez Jim Clancy Dave Lemanczyk

6. Number 21, pitcher Cory Lidle, spent part of August 2003 on the DL with a groin strain. Twenty-five years earlier, in 1978, that number belonged to a veteran designated hitter (DH) whose nickname was ‘The Beeg Mon’. Can you name him? Otto Velez Butch Alberts Willie Horton Rico Carty

7. Outfielder Bobby Kielty took over #24 from Shannon Stewart when Minnesota and Toronto swapped them for each other at the 2003 All Star break. In 1978-79 that number belonged to a left-handed pitcher who had a combined 15-30 record in his two seasons with the Blue Jays. Who was that southpaw? Tom Underwood Jim Clancy Mike Willis Dave Stieb

8. In 2003, number 25 was worn by All Star first baseman Carlos Delgado, who had his fans talking about the possibility of a triple crown early on in the season. The first Blue Jay to wear this number was also a first baseman, but do you know which one? John Mayberry Tommy Hutton Willie Upshaw Doug Ault

9. During the 2003 season the number 27 belonged to outfielder Frank Catalanotto. In 1979 this number was worn by a first baseman/DH with a somewhat unusual place of birth. Can you choose the correct player and birthplace? Mike Lum, American Samoa Tony Solaita, Hawaii Tony Solaita, American Samoa Mike Lum, Hawaii

10. No quiz about the 2003 Blue Jays would be complete without mentioning number 32, Cy Young Award winner Roy Halladay. Over the years, several other right-handers have worn 32 on their uniforms, but can you choose which one of the following did NOT? Don Kirkwood Jackson Todd Jack Kucek Dave Stieb