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...DIEGO _ Everyone in Japan calls him "Mr. Oh." Eight hundred sixty-eight home runs...but it's more than that with Sadaharu Oh. His status as the world's home run leader...Boys rap ("I got more hits than Sadaharu Oh.") Yet here he is at age 65, still managing...
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...Cindy? Because I loved her hair?" Sandra Oh, channeling a Valley girl, is bouncing...as I got older, I wanted to be Jan," Oh continues. Artistic? Emotional? A little...adding: "And the classic middle child." Oh scampers back to the set for another take...
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...look that needed no translation, Sadaharu Oh shrugged his shoulders and sipped his Japanese...I don't think of myself that way," Oh said through an interpreter. "No, no...in his home park in San Francisco. It is Oh, a slight, sinewy man who in his white...
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...at Baltusrol as a 16-year-old, Ted Oh blazed around The Olympic Club's front...board, and I let it get to me," said Oh, who finished bogey, double-bogey...ranked player under 18 in the world," said Oh, who trails first-round leader Payne...
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