Some Day 6 results

[Yugo Yodogawa <yyy@soda.berkeley.edu>]

For those of you who want to know, here are a few results I picked up by
watching "Today's Japan":

> Torikumi for Day 6:
> 
> East			West
> 
> Aogiyama	0	2 Kotofuji
> Kiraiho	2	2 Kotogaume
> Kotobeppu	4	1 Toyonoumi
> Hamanoshima	0	0 Konishiki
> Kenko		0	0 Asanowaka
> Kirishima	3	4 Kotoinazuma
> Akinoshima	3	2 Kasugafuji
> Mitoizumi	8	6 Takatoriki
> Higonoumi	1	2 Kyokudozan
> Takamisugi	3	1 Tokitsunada
> Mainoumi	3	4 Kotonowaka
  ^ Mainoumi no kachi.  Wrapped his left leg around Kotonowaka's leg and the
    big guy lost his balance and fell on his back.  Both wrestlers are now 2-4.

> Daishoyama	0	4 Wakashoyo
> Oginishiki	1	0 Misugisato
  ^ Misugisato wins, evening his record at 3-3.  Oginishiki is 2-4.

> Kitakachidoki	1	3 Tochinowaka
  ^ Kitakachidoki no kachi.  He's now 2-4, while Tochinowaka is 1-5.

> Daizen	0	4 Kotonishiki
  ^ Kotonishiki grabbed Daizen's mawashi at the start, spun him around and
    then easily pushed him out of the ring.  Kotonishiki's looking very
    impressive this basho, and is now the only undefeated rikishi.  Let's see
    if he can keep it up and not fade near the end as he has done a couple
    times before.  Daizen is 1-5.

> Musoyama	0	1 Takanohana
  ^ Takanohana no kachi.  Musoyama is now 1-5, and having a tough time at
    Sekiwake.  Hopefully it's just a slow start, like last basho.  Takanohana
    is 5-1.

> Musashimaru	0	0 Kaio
  ^ Impressive win by Kaio.  He fended off Musashimaru's initial thrusts, then
    grabbed his mawashi, and yoriki'd him out; he pretty much out-muscled the
    big Hawaiian, which we all know is NOT easy to do.  Both wrestlers are
    one step behind the leader at 5-1.

> Daishoho	1	6 Takanonami
  ^ Takanonami no kachi.  Takanonami is 5-1, Daishoho 1-5.

> Wakanohana	3	0 Tomonohana
  ^ Wakanohana lost again!  He's now 3-3, Tomonohana's 2-4.

> Terao		3	6 Akebono
  ^ Akebono no kachi.  Akebono 5-1, Terao 4-2.

-yugo