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November 4, 1934
Meiji-Jingu, Tokyo All-Stars 17 Tokyo Club 1
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Game Abstract In their first game on Japanese soil, the Major League All-Stars routed a team of former Tokyo Big Six College players by a 17 to 1 score. Starting pitcher Earl Whitehill held the Tokyo Club to one run and six hits in nine innings while collecting three hits at the plate. Much to the disappointment of the large crowd, the Major Leaguers hit no home runs.
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