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Japanese baseball player (1922–1999)
Takehiko Bessho (別所 毅彦, Bessho Takehiko; October 1, 1922 – June 24, 1999), born Akira Bessho (別所 昭, Bessho Akira), was a Japanese baseball player whose
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wrestler Takehiko Bessho (別所 毅彦) (1922–1999), Japanese baseball player and manager Takehiko Endo (遠藤 武彦) (1938–2019), Japanese politician Takehiko Inoue
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tennis player Koro Bessho (別所 浩郎; born 1953), Japanese diplomat Nagaharu Bessho (別所 長治; 1558–1580), Japanese daimyō Takehiko Bessho (別所 毅彦; 1922–1999)
Bessho_(surname)
Professional baseball team in Nippon Professional Baseball's Central League
Hamazaki (1963) Giichi Hayashi (1964–1965) Tokuji Iida (1966–1967) Takehiko Bessho (1968–1970) Osamu Mihara (1971–1973) Hiroshi Arakawa (1974–1976) Tatsuro
Tokyo_Yakult_Swallows
Baseball league representing the highest level of professional baseball in Japan
Hiroshi Gondo 35 1961 Tadashi Sugiura 38 1959 Juzo Sanada 39 1950 Takehiko Bessho 33 1952 Kazuhisa Inao 35 1957 Tadashi Sugiura 38 1959 Saves Hitoki
Nippon_Professional_Baseball
Japanese baseball award
Year Player Team Ref 1947 Takehiko Bessho Nankai Hawks 1948 Hiroshi Nakao Yomiuri Giants 1949 Hideo Fujimoto Yomiuri Giants 1950 Shigeo Sanada Shochiku
Eiji_Sawamura_Award
Annual championship series in Nippon Professional Baseball
Kazuto Tsuruoka Yukou Minamimura 1952 Yomiuri Giants 4–2 Nankai Hawks Takehiko Bessho 1953 Yomiuri Giants 4–2–1 Nankai Hawks Tetsuharu Kawakami Hiroshi Minohara
Japan_Series
Japanese baseball award
Statistics & History". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved 23 October 2019. "Takehiko Bessho Japanese Leagues Statistics & History". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved
Nippon Professional Baseball Most Valuable Player Award
Nippon_Professional_Baseball_Most_Valuable_Player_Award
Professional baseball team
Player Years Games Win Defeat Save Innings Pitched Strikeout ERA Takehiko Bessho 1949–1961 476 221 102 0 2925 2/3 1372 2.20 Teruzo Nakao 1939–1957 516
Yomiuri_Giants
(MVP) 1952 Central 1st 83 37 0 .692 — Won Japan Series (Hawks) 4–2 Takehiko Bessho (MVP) 1953 Central 1st 87 37 1 .702 — Won Japan Series (Hawks) 4–2–1
List of Yomiuri Giants seasons
List_of_Yomiuri_Giants_seasons
Japanese baseball award
Kazuo Kito (Lion) Haruyasu Nakajima† (Kyojin) Den Yamada (Hankyu) 1947 Takehiko Bessho† (Nankai Hawks) Takeshi Doigaki (Osaka Tigers) Tetsuharu Kawakami†
Best_Nine_Award
Type of baseball pitch popular among right-handed Japanese pitchers
history of baseball, both curves and shoots were top notches is about Takehiko Bessho." Shoots with good sharpness are called razor shoot or high speed shoot
Shuuto
Japanese television cooking show
Shinichiro Kurimoto, member of the Japanese House of Representatives Takehiko Bessho, Nippon Professional Baseball pitcher, manager and commentator Tamio
Iron_Chef
Award in Japan
the Japan Series MVP in the same season: Shigeru Sugishita (1954), Takehiko Bessho (1955), Tsuneo Horiuchi (1972), Takashi Nishimoto (1981), Takehiro
Japan Series Most Valuable Player Award
Japan_Series_Most_Valuable_Player_Award
Baseball championship series
Hawks (3) Kazuto Tsuruoka 99–41–3 (.707), 9 GA Dates October 15–24 MVP Takehiko Bessho (Yomiuri) FSA Ichirō Togawa (Nankai) ← 1954 Japan Series 1956 →
1955_Japan_Series
Japanese baseball team
Award (1946,1948,1951) Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame Member 1942 1948 Takehiko Bessho Japan 7 Nankai P Eiji Sawamura Award (1947) Japanese Baseball Hall
Fukuoka_SoftBank_Hawks
playwright. Pela Atroshi, 19, Kurdish murder victim, murder by firearm. Takehiko Bessho, 76, Japanese baseball player. Hugh Carter, 78, American politician
Deaths_in_June_1999
Baseball championship series
Mizuhara 83–37 (.692), 3.5 GA Nankai Hawks (2) Kazuto Tsuruoka 76–44–1 (.633), 1 GA Dates October 11–18 MVP Takehiko Bessho (YOM) ← 1951 Japan Series 1953 →
1952_Japan_Series
May 7: Takehiko Bessho becomes the winningest pitcher in Nippon Professional Baseball as his Tokyo Giants beat the Hanshin Tigers 6–3. Bessho has 302
1960_in_baseball
Sugishita Chunichi Dragons 1.39 Motoji Takuwa Nankai Hawks 1.58 1955 Takehiko Bessho Yomiuri Giants 1.33 Takashi Nakagawa Mainichi Orions 2.08 1956 Shozo
List of Nippon Professional Baseball earned run average champions
List_of_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_earned_run_average_champions
Baseball championship series
Yomiuri 0 3 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 7 9 1 Nankai 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 WP: Takehiko Bessho (1–0) LP: Susumu Yuki (0–1) Home runs: YOM: Noboru Aota (1) NAN:
1951_Japan_Series
Professional sports hall of fame in Tokyo, Japan
Hall of Fame and Museum. 13 December 2020. Retrieved January 10, 2026. "Takehiko Bessh". The Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. 13 December 2020. Retrieved
Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame
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Sports season
Nishitetsu Lions (4) vs. CL Yomiuri Giants (2) Most Valuable Player Takehiko Bessho, Yomiuri Giants (CL) Futoshi Nakanishi, Nishitetsu Lions (PL) Rookie
1956 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1956_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
and later managed in the Minor Leagues from 1955 to 1961. June 24 – Takehiko Bessho, 76, Hall of Fame pitcher and manager that played for the Nankai/Great
1999_in_baseball
1946 Japanese film
professional baseball players, including Katsuhiko Haida's best friend Takehiko Bessho. Among the many singers who made special appearances in this film,
Nonkina_Tōsan
Tokyo intercollegiate baseball league
(2000- Chiba Lotte Marines) Shuichi Murata (2003- Yokohama BayStars) Takehiko Bessho (1942–1961 Nankai Hawks→Yomiuri Giants) Yoshinori Sato (1977–1998 Hankyu
Tohto University Baseball League
Tohto_University_Baseball_League
Japanese light novel
transferred to Shōnen Ace. An anime television series, directed by Makoto Bessho, written by Hiroshi Ōnogi and featuring character designs by Range Murata
Shangri-La_(novel)
Sports season
CL Yomiuri Giants (4) vs. PL Nankai Hawks (2) Most Valuable Player Takehiko Bessho, Yomiuri Giants (CL) Susumu Yuki, Nankai Hawks (PL) Rookie of the Year
1952 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1952_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
Baseball championship series
Yukio Shimabara (1–0) LP: Takehiko Bessho (0–1) Home runs: NIS: Seiji Sekiguchi (1), Futoshi Nakanishi (1) YOM: Takehiko Bessho (1), Tetsuharu Kawakami
1956_Japan_Series
Hideo Fujimoto† (1) May 22, 1943 Tokyo Kyojin Nagoya Baseball Club Takehiko Bessho† May 26, 1943 Nankai Baseball Club Yamato Baseball Club Shinichi Ishimaru
List of Nippon Professional Baseball no-hitters
List_of_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_no-hitters
Sports season
Tigers (CL) Kihachi Enomoto, Mainichi Orions (PL) Eiji Sawamura Award Takehiko Bessho, Yomiuri Giants (CL) 1955 Major League Baseball season 1955年度日本シリーズ 試合結果
1955 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1955_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
Baseball championship series
7 8 9 10 11 12 R H E Yomiuri 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 11 1 Nankai 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1X 4 11 2 WP: Susumi Yuki (1–0) LP: Takehiko Bessho (0–1)
1953_Japan_Series
September 29 – Don Wheeler September 30 – Barbara Liebrich October 1 – Takehiko Bessho October 2 – Jim Gladd October 3 – Jake Eisenhart October 4 – Don Lenhardt
1922_in_baseball
Sports season
Central League Best Nine Award winners Position Player Team Pitcher Takehiko Bessho Yomiuri Giants Catcher Akira Noguchi Nagoya Dragons First baseman Tetsuharu
1951 Nippon Professional Baseball season
1951_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_season
Batista Howard Battle Jim Baumer Kevin Beirne Rigo Beltrán Sean Bergman Takehiko Bessho Rafael Betancourt Kaoru Betto Todd Betts Jason Beverlin Larry Bigbie
List of Nippon Professional Baseball players (B)
List_of_Nippon_Professional_Baseball_players_(B)
Ken'ichi Yoshida. The series was produced by Gonzo, directed by Makoto Bessho, written by Hiroshi Ōnogi, and featured character designs by Range Murata
List_of_Shangri-La_episodes
Japanese boxing manga
Dezaki Produced by Koji Tomioka Tatsuo Ikeuchi Tadami Watanabe Takaharu Bessho Music by Masao Yagi Studio Mushi Production Licensed by NA: Crunchyroll
Ashita_no_Joe
Japanese baseball player (1920–1991)
come in as a pinch-hitter hitting a grand slam against Giants ace Takehiko Bessho. Hattori would later approach the mound and close out the game as winning
Tsuguhiro_Hattori
Japanese baseball player (1924–2000)
of the Swallows, then-called the Atoms, in 1966, being replaced by Takehiko Bessho in 1968 after 3 consecutive losing seasons. Soon after, in 1969, he
Tokuji_Iida
December 3 The First Slam Dunk Toei Animation Dandelion Animation Studio Takehiko Inoue 124 December 9 Kaiketsu Zorori: La La La Sutā Tanjō Ajia-do Animation
2022_in_anime
Shinbo Natsu no arashi April 6 – September 14 Shangri-La 24 Gonzo Makoto Bessho Shanguri ra April 6 – September 28 Saki 25 Gonzo Picture Magic Manabu Ono
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