(4)Daiei clinches Japan Series c'ship

(4)Daiei clinches Japan Series c'ship

FUKUOKA, Japan - Hanshin Tigers fans weep after their team lost the Japan Series championship to the Daiei Hawks at Fukuoka Dome in Fukuoka on Oct. 27.

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