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Farewell to Jamsil Baseball Stadium

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A commemorative game bidding farewell to Jamsil Baseball Stadium takes place at the stadiu...

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Even the late autumn rain scattered from the gray sky could not stop the farewell to Jamsil Baseball Stadium, which holds 44 years of history. ‘Jamsil: The Last Inning by Renault’ was held at Jamsil Baseball Stadium in Seoul at 2 p.m. on the 14th. Despite the gloomy weather with intermittent raindrops amidst the overcast sky, the stands were filled with fans eager to bid farewell to Jamsil’s finale.

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Dae-ho = "My arm won't go up. How am I supposed to throw the ball?" (Park Chul-soon)

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"My arm won't go up. How am I supposed to throw the ball?" These were the words Park Chul-soon said to Lee Man-soo before stepping onto the mound. "Brother, it hurts for me too. Please pitch." It had been 44 years since the inaugural All-Star Game of professional baseball in 1982 that the two teamed up as a battery. "Jamsil The Last Inning by Renault," co-hosted by the Ilguhoe Association and the Korean Professional Baseball Retired Players Ass…

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조선일보 broke the news on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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