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English: Four Hiroshima Carp player. (left) Yoshio Bizen, Makoto Kozuru, Ryohei Hasegawa, Satoshi "Fibber" Hirayama. taken in 1956.
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Source 野球界』1956年8月号、博友社、1956年、p.33
"THE YAKYUKAI (Baseball) " August 1956 Issue, Hakuyu-sha Co., Ltd., 1956, p.33
Author 博友社 (Hakuyu-sha Co., Ltd.)
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