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Japanese baseball coaches start collaboration with Cuba
(Xinhua)
Updated: 2005-05-27 14:23 Two coaches of Japanese
baseball team Yomiuri Giants started their task in Cuba as part of a sports
collaboration agreement between the two islands.
Pitchers coach Massaki Kitaru and doctor and trainer Toru Kuramata, of the
Giants, arrived in Havana for a working period that will extend until August,
said Thursday the local press .
Kitaru was the best pitcher in terms of clean accepted runs with the Lotte
Orions, in 1969, and a season before was the most valuable player of the Pacific
League.
Kuramata, on the other hand, majored in Education, specializing in Sports
Science at Gakugei University, Tokyo, but he also is a physician, graduated at
the Sports Academy of the United States.
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