Day 9 Results & Day 10 Lineup

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

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|Date: Tue, 16 Nov 93 10:10:38 +0900
|From: crossley@trc.mew.mei.co.jp (John Crossley)
|Subject: Day 9 Results & Day 10 Lineup 
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|If David's posted Day 9 results, I've not seen them yet, so here 'tis.
|There was an error in my posts yesterday: I had Konishiki's record this
|basho as being 3-5 when he was in fact 4-4.  Moshi wake arimasen.
|
|I've tried to compensate for the "|" inserted by the mailer, let's hope
|it's a bit more readable than yesterday's stuff was. 
|
|--John
|
|Day 9
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|
|Toyonoumi* (4-5)	Tamakairiki (4-5)	(Kotenage)	[2-1]
|Kiraihou (5-4)		Kitakachidoki* (6-3)	(Oshidashi)	[4-4]
|Daizen (6-3)		Kaiou* (7-2)		(Sukuinage)	[0-1]
|Oginishiki* (5-4)	Tokitsunada (3-6)	(Sukuinage)	[1-2]
|Musouyama* (5-4)	Kasugafuji (5-4)	(Oshidashi)	[1-0]
|Kotoinazuma (3-6)	Daishouyama* (4-5)	(Yorikiri)	[4-6]
|Higonoumi (3-6)	Kyokudouzan* (4-5)	(Okuridashi)	[0-2]
|Minatofuji (5-4)	Terao* (4-5)		(Oshidashi)	[0-2]
|Tochinowaka* (6-3)	Wakashouyou (5-4)	(Yorikiri)	[3-3]
|Kirishima (2-7)	Oginohana* (1-8)	(Yorikiri)	[4-3]
|Kotobeppu* (5-4)	Takamisugi (2-7)	(Yorikiri)	[2-1]
|Misugisato (3-6)	Kenkou* (4-5)		(Yorikiri)	[1-2]
|Kotonowaka* (4-5)	Tomonohana (4-5)	(Oshitaoshi)	[2-0]
|Takanonami* (7-2)	Kushimaumi (3-6)	(Yorikiri)	[2-2]
|Akinoshima (3-6)	Musashimaru* (7-2)	(Oshitaoshi)	[5-4]
|Daishouhou (4-5)	Wakanohana* (7-2)	(Yorikiri)	[2-5]
|Takanohana* (5-4)	Mainoumi (5-4)		(Yoritaoshi)	[6-0]
|Konishiki (4-5)	Kotonishiki* (7-2)	(Shitatenage)	[11-8]
|Akebono* (8-1)		Takatouriki (2-7)	(Hatakikomi)	[12-4]
|
|
|The Sumo Kyoukai announced prize money increases.  As of next year's Hatsu
|Basho, Yuushou winner will receive 10 million yen (up from 5 million).
|Sanshou prize winners will receive 2 million yen (up from 1 million).  Not
|bad: at the current exchange rate that makes a yuushou worth almost US$95K!
|
|Akebono said of his Day 9 loss to Musashimaru that since he always won
|kenko bouts against him that he was overconfident, but shou ga nai, and he
|was just thinking about the next day's match.
|
|For his match against Akebono, Takatouriki started from as far back on
|the dohyou as possible, then came blasting forward while Akebono stood
|his ground.  He knocked the Yokozuna back a step, but then the
|tsuppari of Akebono knocked the momentum out of Takatouriki.  For a
|moment it looked like Akebono was going to get an oshidashi, but then
|Takatouriki fought back from the edge of the dohyou, only to be pulled
|down by Akebono in a hatakikomi.  After the match Takatouriki said he felt
|starting from as far back as possible almost worked, but it wasn't quite
|enough.
|
|
|New notation: [J] after a rikishi's name means they're a Jyuuryou wrestler
|up in Makuuchi for the day.
|
|Day 10 Lineup
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|
|Oginishiki (5-4)	Naminohana[J]		
|Hamanoshima[J]		Toyonoumi (4-5)		
|Kiraihou (5-4)		Kaiou (7-2)		[1-0]
|Daizen (6-3)		Minatofuji (5-4)	[0-1]
|Tamakairiki (4-5)	Oginohana (1-8)		[2-1]
|Daishouyama (4-5)	Kitakachidoki (6-3)	[4-1]
|Musouyama (5-4)	Tokitsunada (3-6)	[0-0]
|Higonoumi (3-6)	Kotoinazuma (3-6)	[0-1]
|Tochinowaka (6-3)	Mainoumi (5-4)		[0-1]
|Kyokudouzan (4-5)	Terao (4-5)		[3-4]
|Kasugafuji (5-4)	Wakashouyou (5-4)	[1-1]
|Kenkou (4-5)		Takamisugi (2-7)	[2-3]
|Takatouriki (2-7)	Kirishima (2-7)		[6-7]
|Kotonowaka (4-5)	Musashimaru (7-2)	[2-2]
|Akinoshima (3-6)	Kotonishiki (7-2)	[4-15]
|Takanonami (7-2)	Tomonohana (4-5)	[0-0]
|Konishiki (4-5)	Misugisato (3-6)	[12-3]
|Kotobeppu (5-4)	Wakanohana (7-2)	[2-1]
|Takanohana (5-4)	Daishouhou (4-5)	[3-2]
|Akebono (8-1)		Kushimaumi (3-6)	[9-2]
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