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sfgate.com - 8/5/2007
Side by side with Aaron / Bonds' historic home run, dogged by controversy, is a big relief
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(08-04) 23:32 PDT San Diego -- Throughout the pursuit, Barry Bonds' world had become suffocating. He chased Henry Aaron while allegations of steroid abuse chased him. To his left, to his right, above and below, the media and fans crowded him, watched him, questioned him, cheered him and taunted him. When he caught Aaron on Saturday night, hitting his 755th home run in the second inning of the ...

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