(1)Wife of Daiei Hawks manager Oh dies

(1)Wife of Daiei Hawks manager Oh dies

TOKYO, Japan - Kyoko Oh (file photo taken in 1977), wife of Daiei Hawks manager Sadaharu Oh, died of stomach cancer at a Tokyo hospital on Dec. 11. She was 57. Kyoko, a Tokyo native, married Oh in 1966 when he was batting for the Yomiuri Giants. They had three daughters.

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