(2)Pacific league baseball tourney opens

(2)Pacific league baseball tourney opens

FUKUOKA, Japan - Defending Pacific League baseball champion Daiei Hawks fans cheer as the team battles the Orix BlueWave in a season opening game at Fukuoka Dome on March 27. The Hawks beat the BlueWave 4-3.

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