Former Yomiuri Giants great Bessho dies

Former Yomiuri Giants great Bessho dies

A file photo shows former Yomiuri Giants pitcher Takehiko Bessho who died of heart failure June 24, aged 76. The photo was taken in November 1996 when Bessho appeared in an exhibition game between retired players of the Giants and the Chunichi Dragons.

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