(2)Amateur prospect Ichiba apologizes for scouting scandal

(2)Amateur prospect Ichiba apologizes for scouting scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Former Meiji University pitcher Yasuhiro Ichiba apologizes at a press conference in Tokyo on Oct. 28 for violating amateur draft eligibility rules by receiving money from pro baseball clubs. ''I broke rules and I'm embarrassed. I'm sorry my negligence caused trouble,'' he said (Kyodo)

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