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- AMERICAN LEAGUE FRENZYLike worms in a bait can, four American League teams squirmed and twisted at the top of the standings as the best pennant race in years writhed...September 11, 1967
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The same can't be said—yet—of Olowokandi's career as a surfer. By the time he concedes that he's ready to quit, the sun is retreating. As he trudges to shore, the winning smile is gone and his legs are trembling. The No. 1 pick is soaking wet and defeated. He gathers his clothes and shakes the hand of the guy on the beach who rented him the board. "Hey," Olowokandi says. "Are you open tomorrow?" [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.]   
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