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- REPLETE WITH BRONX CHEERA feeling of togetherness has helped propel the Yankees (of all teams) into first placePeter Gammons | July 13, 1987
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- Postseason On the BrinkIt was not just the Yankees' money (the most in the majors), mojo (plenty) and talent (the game's best) that pushed the defending champion...TOM VERDUCCI | November 09, 2009
The red hot giants, trying a comeback in cool San Francisco, are winning games and even some fans, but they have a problem: that second-place image. Ron Fimrite reports. Admission to Harvard is a cinch for a teen-ager compared to landing a summer job in the national parks, as harried parents send sons off to become babes in the woods. Danger angels are a wingless breed who do crazy things with cars; so far not crazy enough to retire the thrill king, Joie Chitwood, or any other Chitwood. By Frank Deford. 
 
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