(1)Nagashima may have suffered stroke

(1)Nagashima may have suffered stroke

TOKYO, Japan - Shigeo Nagashima, the Yomiuri Giants' former manager and currently national baseball team manager, has been hospitalized at a Tokyo hospital. His doctor, Shinichiro Uchiyama (R), said March 5 that Nagashima was diagnosed with a possible stroke with numbness on the right side of his body. At left is Nagashima's son, Kazushige.

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