Hank Aaron to take part in World Children's Baseball Fair

Hank Aaron to take part in World Children's Baseball Fair

Sadaharu Oh, a former home-run king in Japan and chairman of Japanese baseball club the SoftBank Hawks, poses with a poster for the 25th World Children's Baseball Fair, which will be held in Chiba from Aug 2 to 10, during a press conference in Tokyo on June 9, 2015. Oh announced that former American home-run king Hank Aaron will take part in the event, initiated by the two to expand baseball throughout the world and help children to learn the game. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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