[SUMO: records] 1998 Kimboshi

[Masumi Abe <abe@accesscom.com>]

I think the current yokozuna provides too many Kimboshi these days. At
least that is my personal impression. Even though Takanohana won 20
yusho, he does not look like a great yokozuna in term of the numbers of
kimboshi he provides to the hiramaku rikishi.

1998 Yokozuna win-loss record and Kimboshi details

Hatsu-basho in January

Ye Takanohana (8-5-2)
Day 10: M6e Minatofuji (6-9)
Day 12: M5w Aogiyama (6-9)

Yw Akebono (10-5)
Day 1: M4w Asahiyutaka (3-12)
Day 5: M2w Tochinonada (7-8)

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Haru-basho in March

Ye Akebono (13-2)
Day 2: M4w Takatoriki (7-8)

Yw Takanohana (1-4-10)
Day 1: M1e Chiyotaikai (8-7)
Day 4: M1w Shikishima (3-12)

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Natsu-basho in May

Ye Akebono (10-5)
Day 3: M1e Tochinonada (7-8)
Day 8: M2e Kotonishiki (11-4)

Yw Takanohana (10-5)
Day 6: M3w Oginishiki (8-7)
Day 9: M4e Minatofuji (4-11)

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Nagoya-basho in July

Ye Akebono (11-4)
Day 2: M1w Takatoriki (10-5)
Day 10: M4w Dejima (10-5)
Day 11: M5w Tochiazuma (8-7)

Yw Takanohana (14-1)

Y2e Wakanohana (10-5)
Day 6: M4w Dejima (10-5)
Day 7: M2w Tochinonada (5-10)

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Aki-basho in September

Ye Takanohana (13-2)
Day 3: M1e Kaio (7-8)

Yw Akebono (10-5)
Day 10: M3w Tamakasuga (6-9)

Y2e Wakanohana (12-3)
Day 5: M2e Kotonowaka (9-6)
Day 13: M6e Tochinonada (7-8)

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Kyushu-basho in November

Ye Takanohana (12-3)
Day 2: M1w Kaio (8-7)
Day 3: M1e Tochiazuma (10-5)

Yw Wakanohana (9-6)
Day 3: M1w Kaio (8-7)
Day 9: M4w Tamakasuga (8-7)
Day 11: M6e Wakanosato (7-7-1)
Day 13: M9e Tosanoumi (12-3)

Y2e Akebono (0-0-15)
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-Toshiyori Masumiriki
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