Museum for baseball great Oh opens at Fukuoka ballpark

Museum for baseball great Oh opens at Fukuoka ballpark

FUKUOKA, Japan - Sadaharu Oh (L), a former baseball hitting great who serves as chairman of Softbank Hawks, shows off the autograph of club owner Masayoshi Son (R) at the opening of the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum at the club's home field Yahoo Dome in Fukuoka on July 3, 2010. (Pool photo)

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