Baseball: Gloves donated by Ohtani arrive at quake-hit schools

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Baseball: Gloves donated by Ohtani arrive at quake-hit schools

WAJIMA, Japan, March 4 Kyodo - Baseball gloves donated by Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani were presented Monday to elementary schools in a city badly damaged by the Noto Peninsula earthquake that struck on New Year's Day.(Kyodo)

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