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Hatsu Basho: Days 7 & 8



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|Date: Mon, 17 Jan 94 09:58:19 JST
|From: Riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp
|Subject: Hatsu Basho: Days 7 & 8
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|Day 7:
|
|Winners:		Losers:			Technique:
|--------		-------			----------
|
|Kirishima	(5-2)	Higonoumi	(4-3)	yoritaoshi
|Kotoinazuma	(4-3)	Tokitsunada	(3-4)	uwatenage
|Mainoumi	(4-3)	Daishoyama	(4-3)	kirikaeshi
|Kyokudozan	(4-3)	Kasugafuji	(5-2)	shitatenage
|Takamisugi	(4-3)	Tamakairiki	(1-6)	oshidashi
|Hamanoshima	(6-1)	Takatoriki	(2-5)	okuridashi
|Kenko		(3-4)	Toyonoumi	(2-5)	yorikiri
|Mitoizumi	(4-3)	Kotofuji	(0-7)	yoritaoshi
|Terao		(4-3)	Misugisato	(3-4)	hikiotoshi
|Kitakachidoki	(4-3)	Kotobeppu	(1-6)	oshidashi
|Tochinowaka	(4-3)	Daizen		(2-5)	oshidashi
|Akinoshima	(2-5)	Tomonohana	(3-4)	kubinage
|Musashimaru	(6-1)	Wakashoyo	(3-4)	yoritaoshi
|Kotonowaka	(2-5)	Konishiki	(0-7)	okuridashi
|Musoyama	(3-4)	Kotonishiki	(6-1)	oshidashi
|Takanohana	(7-0)	Oginishiki	(4-3)	yoritaoshi
|Wakanohana	(5-2)	Kaio		(2-5)	okuridashi
|Takanonami	(6-1)	Akebono		(5-2)	kawazugake
|
|Day 8:
|
|Winners:                Losers:                 Technique:
|--------                -------                 ----------
|
|Kirishima	(6-2)	Kasugafuji	(5-3)	hatakikomi
|Higonoumi	(5-3)	Mitoizumi	(4-4)	shitatehineri
|Kyokudozan	(5-3)	Kototsubaki	(4-4)	ketaguri
|Daishoyama	(5-3)	Takamisugi	(4-4)	yorikiri
|Kotoinazuma	(5-3)	Kiraiho		(3-5)	katasukashi
|Mainoumi	(5-3)	Terao		(4-4)	kirikaeshi
|Hamanoshima	(7-1)	Kitakachidoki	(4-4)	yorikiri
|Tokitsunada	(4-4)	Takatoriki	(2-6)	oshidashi
|Daizen		(3-5)	Kotofuji	(0-8)	yorikiri
|Akinoshima	(3-5)	Tamakairiki	(1-7)	tsuriotoshi
|Kotobeppu	(2-6)	Toyonoumi	(2-6)	yorikiri
|Kaio		(3-5)	Kotonowaka	(2-6)	shitatenage
|Musoyama	(4-4)	Wakashoyo	(3-5)	oshidashi
|Kotonishiki	(7-1)	Musugisato	(3-5)	yorikiri
|Takanonami	(7-1)	Oginishiki	(4-4)	kotenage
|Musashimaru	(7-1)	Tochinowaka	(4-4)	yoritaoshi
|Wakanohana	(6-2)	Tomonohana	(3-5)	yoritaoshi
|Takanohana	(8-0)	Kenko		(3-5)	uwatenage
|Akebono		(6-2)	Konishiki	(0-8)	shitatenage
|
|Well, Akebono has fallen from grace now, and is more of a long shot
|to take his fourth straight yusho.  Then again, Takahohana hasn't
|gone up against him or Musashimaru yet, so we'll see how he does.
|Kirishima seems to feel the heat of juryo below him, as he starts
|to put together a good record.  Hamanoshima is still surprising
|everyone with his abilities as shin-nyu-maku.  Musoyama and
|Tomonohana have pretty well held their own so far, and should be
|able to boost their records this week against some lower rikishi.
|Good to see Musashimaru win with non-oshi technique for a change.
|He rarely does, and he's done it twice in a row now!  Takanohana
|loses the bane of kadoban by getting his 8th win; not that there
|was much doubt of him getting it.  Yet he wasn't supposed to be
|this good so quickly.  Konishiki goes make-koshi as fast as
|possible.  He's gotta be begging for his citizenship so he can
|retire from this game.  
|
|Mata nee....
|
|David
|riley@hachi.hi-tech.ac.jp
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