Yomiuri skipper's father dies

Yomiuri skipper's father dies

TOKYO, Japan - File photo taken in 1975 shows Mitsugu Hara (L), coaching his son Tatsunori (R) as manager of Tokai University Fuzoku Sagami Senior High School in Kanagawa Prefecture. Mitsugu Hara, who as a high school baseball manager won two national championships, died of heart failure at a hospital in Kanagawa Prefecture on May 29, 2014. He was 79. Tatsunori Hara is the current Yomiuri Giants manager.

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