Oh new head of Japan's Golden Players Club

Oh new head of Japan's Golden Players Club

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's hitting great Sadaharu Oh (L), chairman of the baseball club Softbank Hawks, speaks to reporters at a hotel in Saitama Prefecture on Dec. 13, 2009, after being named new chairman of the Golden Players Club. Standing beside Oh was Koji Yamamoto, a former Hiroshima Carp manager, new sub-chairman of the organization.

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