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Giants slugger Barry Bonds' record 73rd home run ball bounced Thursday in court between the "rules of civilized society" and accepted ballpark "fan culture." Attorneys for the two men who claim ownership of the ball said in opening statements that he must choose between the two approaches in deciding whose ball it is. At stake is a baseball with an estimated value of at least $1 million that a Berkeley restaurateur and a Silicon Valley products engineer claim as their own.
October 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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