Kyushu Basho: Days 7-9 (long)

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

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|Date: Tue, 16 Nov 93 16:12:20 JST
|From: Riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp
|Subject: Kyushu Basho: Days 7-9 (long)
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|Day 7:
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|Winners:                Losers:                 Technique:
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|Minatofuji      (4-3)   Oginishiki      (3-4)   sukuinage
|Kiraiho         (4-3)   Toyonoumi       (2-5)   yorikiri
|Tamakairiki     (3-4)   Daizen          (5-2)   kubinage
|Daishoyama      (3-4)   Oginohana       (0-7)   oshidashi
|Mainoumi        (5-2)   Kotoinazuma     (3-4)   shitatenage
|Kyokudozan      (3-4)   Tokitsunada     (3-4)   yorikiri
|Kaio            (6-1)   Higonoumi       (3-4)   yorikiri
|Tochinowaka     (4-3)   Kitakachidoki   (4-3)   oshidashi
|Wakashoyo       (4-3)   Kotobeppu       (3-4)   okuritaoshi
|Kirishima       (2-5)   Takamisugi      (1-6)   oshidashi
|Daishoho        (3-4)   Musoyama        (4-3)   okuritaoshi
|Kasugafuji      (5-2)   Misugisato      (3-4)   yorikiri
|Kotonowaka      (3-4)   Akinoshima      (3-4)   uwatenage
|Kotonishiki     (5-2)   Takatoriki      (2-5)   hatakikomi
|Takanonami      (5-2)   Kenko           (3-4)   kotenage
|Kushimaumi      (2-5)   Konishiki       (4-3)   shitatenage
|Musashimaru     (5-2)   Wakanohana      (5-2)   oshidashi
|Takanohana      (3-4)   Terao           (3-4)   yorikiri
|Akebono         (7-0)   Tomonohana      (3-4)   yorikiri
| 
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|Day 8:
| 
|Winners:                Losers:                 Technique:
|--------                -------                 ----------
| 
|Kitakachidoki   (5-3)   Musoyama        (4-4)   oshidashi
|Tamakairiki     (4-4)   Daishoyama      (3-5)   yorikiri
|Minatofuji      (5-3)   Tokitsunada     (3-5)   yoritaoshi
|Daizen          (6-2)   Kasugafuji      (5-3)   okuridashi
|Oginishiki      (4-4)   Higonoumi       (3-5)   yorikiri
|Toyonoumi       (3-5)   Kyokudozan      (3-5)   kimedashi
|Tochinowaka     (5-3)   Kaio            (6-2)   yorikiri
|Kiraiho         (5-3)   Terao           (3-5)   hikiotoshi
|Kotobeppu       (4-4)   Kenko           (3-5)   yorikiri
|Wakashoyo       (5-3)   Kotoinazuma     (3-5)   ketaguri
|Takamisugi      (2-6)   Oginohana       (0-8)   oshidashi
|Daishoho        (4-4)   Takatoriki      (2-6)   tsukitaoshi
|Kushimaumi      (3-5)   Akinoshima      (3-5)   kotenage
|Takanonami      (6-2)   Kotonowaka      (3-5)   yorikiri
|Kotonishiki     (6-2)   Misugisato      (3-5)   yorikiri
|Takanohana      (4-4)   Kirishima       (2-6)   yorikiri
|Tomonohana      (4-4)   Konishiki       (4-4)   shitatenage
|Wakanohana      (6-2)   Mainoumi        (5-3)   uwatenage
|Musashimaru     (6-2)   Akebono         (7-1)   tsukiotoshi
| 
| 
|Day 9:
| 
|Winners:                Losers:                 Technique:
|--------                -------                 ----------
| 
|Toyonoumi       (4-5)   Tamakairiki     (4-5)   kotenage
|Kitakachidoki   (6-3)   Kiraiho         (5-4)   oshidashi
|Kaio            (7-2)   Daizen          (6-3)   sukuinage
|Oginishiki      (5-4)   Tokitsunada     (3-6)   sukuinage
|Musoyama        (5-4)   Kasugafuji      (5-4)   oshidashi
|Daishoyama      (4-5)   Kotoinazuma     (3-6)   yorikiri
|Kyokudozan      (4-5)   Higonoumi       (3-6)   okuridashi
|Terao           (4-5)   Minatofuji      (5-4)   oshidashi
|Tochinowaka     (6-3)   Wakashoyo       (5-4)   yorikiri
|Oginohana       (1-8)   Kirishima       (2-7)   yorikiri
|Kotobeppu       (5-4)   Takamisugi      (2-7)   yorikiri
|Kenko           (4-5)   Misugisato      (3-6)   yorikiri
|Kotonowaka      (4-5)   Tomonohana      (4-5)   oshitaoshi
|Takanonami      (7-2)   Kushimaumi      (3-6)   yorikiri
|Musashimaru     (7-2)   Akinoshima      (3-6)   oshidashi
|Wakanohana      (7-2)   Daishoho        (4-5)   yorikiri
|Takanohana      (5-4)   Mainoumi        (5-4)   yoritaoshi
|Kotonishiki     (7-2)   Konishiki       (4-5)   shitatenage
|Akebono         (8-1)   Takatoriki      (2-7)   hatakikomi
| 
|Wow, are my eyes going funny after typing all this!
| 
|Sorry to be late with these, but [type in your favorite excuse here].
| 
|I didn't get so see much over the past 3 days.  Akebono was looking the
|wrong way or something on Sunday, and Musashimaru won easily.  The worst
|outing he's had in a long time.  Konishiki may be headed for sekiwake, the
|way he's losing lately.  Kaio is still the big surprise so far at 7-2.
|He'll have to go up against the san-yaku soon, if he keeps it up.
| 
|Mata nee....
| 
|David
|riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp  
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