Aki Basho: Day 8

[osumo3@native.usc.edu (Luigi Manna)]

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|Date: Mon, 20 Sep 93 18:40:48 JST
|From: Riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp
|Subject: Aki Basho:  Day 8
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|Winners:            Losers:               Technique:
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|Kotoinazuma    5-4  Kaio          (J)     katasukashi
|Tamakairiki    5-4  Mainoumi      5-4     yorikiri
|Musoyama       5-4  Kushimaumi    6-3     oshidashi
|Kyokudozan     5-4  Kirishima     5-4     yorikiri
|Kitakachidoki  5-4  Toyonoumi     4-5     yorikiri
|Minatofuji     2-7  Tatsuhikari   4-5     yorikiri
|Tomonohana     6-3  Tokitsunada   3-6     shitatenage
|Kasugafuji     4-5  Oginohana     4-5     tsukiotoshi
|Daishoyama     6-3  Misugisato    5-4     tsukiotoshi
|Kenko          5-4  Takamisugi    4-5     hikiotoshi
|Daishoho       7-2  Akinoshima    4-5     oshidashi
|Kotofuji       4-5  Daizen        3-6     oshitaoshi
|Wakashoyo      2-7  Tomoefuji     1-8     yorikiri
|Higonoumi      4-5  Takatoriki    5-4     hikiotoshi
|Takanonami     7-2  Mitoizumi     2-7     oshidashi
|Kotonowaka     4-5  Musashimaru   4-5     uwatenage
|Terao          3-6  Kotonishiki   5-4     oshidashi
|Takanohana     7-2  Tochinowaka   3-6     yorikiri
|Kiraiho        5-4  Wakanohana    7-2     okuridashi
|Akebono        9-0  Kotobeppu     4-5     yorikiri
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|Mainoumi's tricks all failed today, and Tamakairiki forced him
|out.  Tomonohana is proving that he belongs: he was very strong
|again today and threw Tokitsunada.  Daishoho pushed out the 
|listless Akinoshima: what happened to him lately?  He just 
|doesn't have any spirit.  Wakashoyo won the battle of the 
|bottom, so bye-bye Tomoefuji.  Takatoriki also continued his
|slide as he was pulled down at the tachiai.  Takanonami had to
|play side-step at tachiai to get the advantage over Mitoizumi.
|Musashimaru did pretty well at the mawashi, but Kotonowaka 
|prevailed and dumped him.  Looks like people have found out 
|how to get around his thrusting.  Terao nearly touched down, 
|and Kotonishiki seemed to let up just enough to cost him the 
|match, in a wild one.  Kiraiho scores the big upset of today
|by chasing Wakanohana out.  Akebono went quickly in on the 
|mawashi and easily forced out Kotobeppu to stay unbeaten.
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|Mata nee....
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