Daiei owner downplays possible sale of Hawks

Daiei owner downplays possible sale of Hawks

FUKUOKA, Japan - Daiei Hawks owner Tadashi Nakauchi (R) speaks at a meeting of the team's manager and coaches Jan. 11 in Fukuoka about reports that Daiei Inc., the team's parent company, plans to sell a major stake in the Fukuoka-based baseball club. Daiei manager Sadaharu Oh sits beside Nakauchi.

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