Japanese ex-manager pleads guilty to fixing baseball games

Japanese ex-manager pleads guilty to fixing baseball games

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Shin Nakagomi, the Japanese former manager of Taiwanese professional baseball club Brother Elephants, leaves the Banciao District Court in Taipei County on July 13, 2010, after pleading guilty to game-fixing and fraud at the court. (Kyodo)

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