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Brains, blisters and a batting title for player on hapless university team

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Brains, blisters and a batting title for player on hapless university team
On 2011-6-5 Yuki Yamaguchi wrote:
Known more for its brains than its brawn, Kyoto University can now boast the top hitter in Kansai university baseball.

4th-year student Shohei Niimi, a 22-year-old catcher, is Kyoto University's fourth player to win the batting title in the Kansai Big 6.


[Full Article: http://www.asahi.com/english/TKY201106040181.html]
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  • Author: westbaystars
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