(1)Daiei's Jojima, Hanshin's Igawa named 2003 MVPs

(1)Daiei's Jojima, Hanshin's Igawa named 2003 MVPs

FUKUOKA, Japan - Kenji Jojima of the Japan Series champions Daiei Hawks is all smiles at a news conference at Fukuoka Dome in Fukuoka on Oct. 29 after he and Kei Igawa of the Central League pennant-winning Hanshin Tigers were named Most Valuable Players of the 2003 season together.

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