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The latest issue of Ichi-chome Ichibanchi Shimbun is now on sale! We always strive to publish content that everyone will love. 🗞 Enjoy reading it! ♪ This time, we'll share some information we've researched about Jumbo Ozaki. 📰 ======================================================================= A former baseball player, he joined the Nishitetsu Lions professional baseball team in 1965 (Showa 40). He was selected for the first team in his first year. After witnessing the talent of his fellow player, Masaaki Ikenaga, he gave up on pitching and switched to outfielding. After three years with the team, he decided to leave. He gave up on his career as a professional baseball player. The team tried to dissuade him, but In 1967 (Showa 42), he retired from professional baseball and became a professional golfer. He won 113 times (the most on the World Professional Tour) He was the "Money Leader" 12 times (a record on the Japanese Professional Tour) He is ranked first in career prize money (approximately ¥2,688,530,000) He was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2010 (Heisei 22). He set numerous records and long reigned as the leading figure in Japanese golf.