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Yuko Minamimura

1917 – 1990

Japanese professional baseball player, outfielder

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About Yuko Minamimura

Lived 1917 – 1990 (aged 73). Yuko Minamimura was a Japanese baseball player.

was a Nippon Professional Baseball outfielder. He became a professional baseball player at the age of 33, doing so for the Nishi Nippon Pirates. When the Pirates fizzled out after one season of play, he shuffled over to the Yomiuri Giants. From 1950 to 1953 he went by the name of Fukashi Minamimura. In the 1951 Japan Series, he batted .563 with nine hits that drove in four runs to lead the Yomiuri Giants to their first Japan Series championship. Minamimura was named Series MVP for his efforts. He became a bench player in 1956 and retired after the following season. He played in 774 games in NPB and batted .283. He became a coach and a baseball commentator in his post-playing career.

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Waseda University

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Yuko Minamimura?

Japanese professional baseball player, outfielder

When was Yuko Minamimura born?

Yuko Minamimura was born on 17 April 1917 in Osaka Prefecture.

When did Yuko Minamimura die?

Yuko Minamimura died on 17 April 1990.

What was Yuko Minamimura's occupation?

Yuko Minamimura was a baseball player.

What nationality was Yuko Minamimura?

Yuko Minamimura was Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Yuko Minamimura

· Wikidata: Q7420139

· DBpedia: Yuko Minamimura

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