Kintetsu stresses no chance of selling Buffaloes to Livedoor

Kintetsu stresses no chance of selling Buffaloes to Livedoor

OSAKA, Japan - Kintetsu Corp. President Masanori Yamaguchi speaks to reporters at a hotel in Osaka on July 5 about an offer by Internet service firm Livedoor Co to buy the Kintetsu Buffaloes professional baseball club. Yamaguchi said, ''There isn't even a one percent'' possibility of selling the team to Livedoor.

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