Baruto pulls out of New Year basho with knee injury

TOKYO, Japan - Third-ranked Estonian maegashira Baruto (in file photo) pulled out of the New Year Grand Sumo Tournament on Jan. 1 after being diagnosed with ligament damage in his left knee. (Kyodo)

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