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Article: IN THE NAME OF MAYS.(Sports)(Column)
- Article from:
- The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
- Article date:
- August 14, 2007
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Byline: BUD POLIQUIN POST-STANDARD COLUMNIST
The kid had it all figured out as he sat in the bleachers a week ago tonight in San Francisco and watched as Barry Bonds, armored and sitting on legend, ambled up to the plate at AT&T Park. And he was thinking not as the left-handed pitcher he is for the Cazenovia High School Lakers, but as a newspaperman.
He'd squeezed into the joint, along with 43,153 other would-be witnesses, to see if Bonds, the 43-year-old hulk, was going to hit the 756th home run of his career and shove the noble Henry Aaron into second place on baseball's once-hallowed list.
And the young man knew that with a little luck (even if it was to come ...
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