Ichiro lifts Japan over S. Korea for 2nd straight WBC title

Ichiro lifts Japan over S. Korea for 2nd straight WBC title

OSAKA, Japan - Students read an extra edition of a newspaper distributed for free on March 24 in the western Japanese city of Osaka after Japan wins its second straight World Baseball Classic title. Japan beat South Korea 5-3 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. The main headline reads ''World No. 1.'' (Kyodo)

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