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Japanese baseball player (1941–2020)
Morimichi Takagi (高木 守道, Takagi Morimichi; July 17, 1941 – January 17, 2020) was a Japanese baseball player known for his long affiliation with the Chunichi
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Baseball hall of fame in Japan
Koyama, Keishi Suzuki, Tetsuya Yoneda, Shinichi Etoh, Sadaharu Oh, Morimichi Takagi, Masahiro Doi, Shigeo Nagashima, Katsuya Nomura, Isao Harimoto, Yoshinori
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Professional sports hall of fame in Tokyo, Japan
of Fame and Museum. 15 December 2020. Retrieved January 10, 2026. "Morimichi Takagi". The Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. 15 December 2020. Retrieved
Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame
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Japanese baseball award
Swallows) Masaaki Mori† (Yomiuri Giants) Sadaharu Oh† (Yomiuri Giants) Morimichi Takagi * (Chunichi Dragons) Shigeo Nagashima† (Yomiuri Giants) Takeshi Koba
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Professional baseball team in the Central League of Nippon Professional Baseball
Kazuhiro Yamauchi (山内 一弘) (1984–1986) Kenjiro Tamiya (田宮 謙次郎) (1968–1969) Morimichi Takagi (髙木 守道) (1960–1986, 1992–1995, 2012–2013) Hisashi Yamada (山田 久志) (1999–2003)
Chunichi_Dragons
City in Gifu Prefecture, Japan
football player Tomoko Okuda - professional boxer Toru Suzuki - golfer Morimichi Takagi - former baseball player Jumpei Takahashi - baseball player, Fukuoka
Gifu
Kawakami * 2,351 15 Koji Yamamoto * 2,339 16 Kihachi Enomoto * 2,314 17 Morimichi Takagi * 2,274 18 Kazuhiro Yamauchi * 2,271 19 Katsuo Osugi * 2,228 20 Yasunori
List of Nippon Professional Baseball career hits leaders
List_of_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_career_hits_leaders
Japanese baseball player (born 1994)
high school rookie became the winning run, the last time being by Morimichi Takagi in 1960. He would also rake 7 home runs to claim home-run champion
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Japanese shogi player (born 2002)
the previous system followed by the JSA. Previous recipients were Morimichi Takagi, Midori Ito, Eiko Shishii [ja], Ichiro Suzuki, Kinsan Ginsan and the
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Annual championship series in Nippon Professional Baseball
Orions Masaichi Kaneda 4–2 Chunichi Dragons Wally Yonamine Sumio Hirota Morimichi Takagi 1975 Hankyu Braves Toshiharu Ueda 4–0–2 Hiroshima Toyo Carp Takeshi
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Calendar year
Oswald Porter, Russian-born widow of JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald Morimichi Takagi, Japanese baseball player (d. 2020) Rob van Empel, Dutch breaststroke
1941
Bishop of Łomża (1996–2011). Kaj Sylvan, 96, Danish sprint canoeist. Morimichi Takagi, 78, Japanese Hall of Fame baseball player (Chunichi Dragons), heart
Deaths_in_January_2020
Month of 1941
Woolf's final novel Between the Acts was published posthumously. Born: Morimichi Takagi, in Gifu City, Japan, Japanese baseball player and manager (Nagoya
July_1941
Sports season
Yomiuri Giants 111 Hits Shigeo Nagashima Yomiuri Giants 163 Stolen bases Morimichi Takagi Chunichi Dragons 50 Pitching leaders Stat Player Team Total Wins Masaichi
1963 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1963_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
1948) January 15 – Kotaro Suzumura, economist (b. 1944) January 17 – Morimichi Takagi, baseball player and manager (b. 1941) January 19 – Shin Kyuk-ho, a
2020_in_Japan
Sports season
Yomiuri Giants First baseman Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Giants Second baseman Morimichi Takagi Chunichi Dragons Third baseman Shigeo Nagashima Yomiuri Giants Shortstop
1964 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1964_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
Sports season
Masahiko Mori Yomiuri First baseman Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Second baseman Morimichi Takagi Chunichi Third baseman Shigeo Nagashima Yomiuri Shortstop Shuhei Ichieda
1966 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1966_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
Shigeru Takada Takuya Takaesu Hiromitsu Takagi Hiroyuki Takagi Koji Takagi Morimichi Takagi Taisei Takagi Yasunari Takagi Takayuki Takaguchi Takuya Takahama
List of Nippon Professional Baseball players (T)
List_of_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_players_(T)
Sports season
Yomiuri Giants 104 Hits Kazuhiko Kondo Taiyo Whales 152 Stolen bases Morimichi Takagi Chunichi Dragons 44 Pitching leaders Stat Player Team Total Wins Minoru
1965 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1965_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
Baseball championship series
Dragons (2) Wally Yonamine 70–49–11 (.588), 0 GA Dates October 16–23 MVP Sumio Hirota (Lotte) FSA Morimichi Takagi (Chunichi) ← 1973 Japan Series 1975 →
1974_Japan_Series
Sports season
Masahiko Mori Yomiuri First baseman Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Second baseman Morimichi Takagi Chunichi Third baseman Shigeo Nagashima Yomiuri Shortstop Taira Fujita
1967 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1967_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
Series First stage Team (Wins) Manager Season Chunichi Dragons (2) Morimichi Takagi 75–53–16 (.586), 10.5 GB Tokyo Yakult Swallows (1) Junji Ogawa 68–65–11
2012 Central League Climax Series
2012_Central_League_Climax_Series
— — — 21 Morimichi Takagi† 1986 130 54 67 9 .446 — — — — — — 22 Senichi Hoshino† 1987–1991 652 348 283 21 .534 1 1 4 0 1 0 — Morimichi Takagi† 1992–1995
List of Chunichi Dragons managers
List_of_Chunichi_Dragons_managers
2000 Japanese TV series or program
of the Unidentified Life Form Joint Task Force Office. Morimichi Sugita (杉田 守道, Sugita Morimichi) A 37-year-old detective of the First Investigation Division
Kamen_Rider_Kuuga
Japanese kickboxer
(Unanimous) 3 3:00 1991-11-17 Win Kim Sang Ho South Korea KO 2 1991-10-26 Win Morimichi Nakajima AJKF SOAR INTO THE SPACE Chapter VI Tokyo, Japan Decision (Unanimous)
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June 1893 Matsumura Masanaga 25 July 1895 Satō Shizuo 25 July 1895 Sugi Morimichi 25 July 1895 Takino Naotoshi 25 July 1895 Yoshijima Tokiyasu 25 July 1895
List of Imperial Japanese Navy admirals
List_of_Imperial_Japanese_Navy_admirals
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