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Ryukyu is making its first appearance in the circuit’s championship series, while Utsunomiya is back for the third time in six years.
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Golf
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In his sublime performance to “Bolero,” Uno finally broke out on the world stage with his first victory in a major senior competition.
Baseball
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In the finals, it all came down to the golden set against the Wolfdogs Nagoya, and the Sunbirds dominated to secure another championship.
Baseball
Tigers slugger Teruaki Sato, Giants rookie closer Taisei Ota and Marines catcher Ko Matsukawa are shining for their respective teams.
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After numerous struggles in recent years, Tsuboi’s renaissance began this season with a second-place showing behind Kao Miura at the Japan juniors.
Sumo
The lone grand champion shrugged off injury concerns and was unbeatable in the second half of the 15-day meet.
Sumo
The lone yokozuna is even with rank-and-filer Takanosho heading into the final day.
Sumo
The Mongolian grand champion is tied with Takanosho and Sadanoumi with two days left.
Sumo
The lone yokozuna is one win off the pace with three days left.
Sumo
The former sekiwake scored a clutch win over Hoshoryu to lead five others, including grand champion Terunofuji.
Sumo
The lone yokozuna is one victory behind surprise leaders Takanosho and Ichiyamamoto.
