National title valid for scandal-hit Komadai Tomakomai

National title valid for scandal-hit Komadai Tomakomai

OSAKA, Japan - Yoshifumi Koda (R), manager of the baseball team of Komadai Tomakomai high school, and other school officials bow at the end of a press conference in Osaka on Aug. 27 following the Japan High School Baseball Federation's ruling that the team's national championship title remains valid despite a beating incident by the teacher overseeing the team.

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