Rose connects in all-star game

Rose connects in all-star game

NISHINOMIYA, Japan - Bobby Rose of the Yokohama BayStars connects for a bases-loaded single in the first inning of Game Two in the Japanese baseball all-star series on July 25. Rose also doubled and homered at Koshien Stadium and tied the all-star single game record with six RBIs as the Central League forged an 8-2 lead over the Pacific League after five innings.

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