The University of Tokyo baseball club became a hot topic when the eldest son of Mr. Shunsuke Watanabe, who was active in Lotte as “Mr. Submarine” and is currently the director of Nippon Steel Kazusa Magic, joined the club this spring. In the spring league of Tokyo Big6 University, I couldn’t win with 10 losses and 2 minutes. What is the current situation? We talked to the OB of the University of Tokyo Baseball Club.
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When I think that the season for student baseball has begun in both spring and autumn, it will be the final week in a blink of an eye, and two months will pass in a blink of an eye.
Tokyo Big6 University has only one week left, and after fierce competition between Rikkyo University, Meiji University, Keio University, and Hosei University, Meiji University won the championship.
Under such circumstances, the winning star was not given in 12 games this season, but the “struggle” of Tokyo University, which had been drawn by Waseda University for two consecutive games, may be noted.
At the beginning of the beginning of April, when I lost four games in a row to Keio University and Meiji University, the fighting was a “disastrous situation” that made me want to cover my eyes.
55 runs in 4 games … In addition to the average of 14 runs per game, Meiji University also had 17 strikeouts in one game.
However, in the match against Waseda University, which was vacant for a week, it turned around.Ace, Shunsuke Izawa (4 years, 180 cm, 80 kg, right-handed, right-handed, Sapporo Minami High School)Completed the Waseda University hit line with 6 hits and 2 runs.Omine Tsunashima (4 years, 175 cm 77 kg, right-handed, right-handed, Tsukuba University High School)、Kei Nishiyama (4 years, 176 cm, 75 kg, right-handed, right-handed, Kazutaka Tsuchiura)、Yuki Matsuoka (3 years, 172 cm, 74 kg, right-handed, right-handed, Komaba Toho High School)、Ken Suzuki (3 years, 184cm81kg, left throw, left hit, Sendai Ichiko)By the succession of the Tokyo pitchers, they brought it to a draw for two games in a row, and even in the third round, they showed a great fight that continued to develop evenly with 0-0 until the 7th inning.
Even in the following Rikkyo War, he took the initiative in the game by scoring 3 points at once from the first time. Although he didn’t lead to a winning star, he was able to reach the long-awaited victory “a little more” …
“Keio, the devastating defeat of the Meiji era is unavoidable.”
“I’ve come a little closer, and I think I can see what I’m doing … It’s a place where my teeth are sick.”
Mr. Iwao Furuta (however), an alumnus of the University of Tokyo baseball club, spoke to me. When he entered the club in 1974, he struggled in league games as a regular outfielder from the third grade.
