Mizuno puts Ichiro goods on sale to mark 3,086 hits

Mizuno puts Ichiro goods on sale to mark 3,086 hits

TOKYO, Japan - The Japanese sports maker Mizuno Corp., under an advisory contract with the Seattle Mariners' Ichiro Suzuki, put on sale April 17 Ichiro sports goods to commemorate the 3,086 career-hits record he reached by breaking Isao Harimoto's record in Japan for most career hits. (Kyodo)

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