Waseda Jitsugyo ace Saito chooses university over pros

Waseda Jitsugyo ace Saito chooses university over pros

TOKYO, Japan - Yuki Saito, who led Waseda Jitsugyo to its first title in a victory over Komadai Tomakomai at the national high school baseball championship last month, said at his school in Tokyo on Sept. 11 he has decided to attend university instead of playing pro baseball.

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