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Shigeru Mizuhara (水原茂, Mizuhara Shigeru, January 19, 1909 – March 26, 1982) is a former professional baseball infielder and manager in Japan's Japanese Baseball League (JBL) and Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB). As a player his team won nine JBL championships; as a manager his teams won five Japan Series championships. Mizuhara was a star third baseman for Keio University. Mizuhara was elected to the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977.

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rdfs:label	水原茂 (ja) 미즈하라 시게루 (ko) Shigeru Mizuhara (en) 水原茂 (zh)
rdfs:comment	미즈하라 시게루(일본어: 水原茂, 1909년 1월 19일 ~ 1982년 3월 26일)는 일본의 전 프로 야구 선수이자 야구 지도자, 야구 해설가·평론가이다. 가가와현 다카마쓰시 출신이며 현역 시절 포지션은 내야수였다. 1955년부터 1959년까지는 미즈하라 노부시게(水原円裕 (みずはらのぶしげ))라는 등록명을 사용했다. 현역 시절에는 도쿄 교진군(1947년부터 요미우리 자이언츠)에서 활약했으며 은퇴 이후에는 요미우리, 도에이 플라이어스, 주니치 드래건스의 감독을 역임했다. 요미우리 감독 재임 11년 동안 8차례의 리그 우승과 4차례의 일본 시리즈 우승을 경험한 명장이며 센트럴 리그와 퍼시픽 리그의 양대 리그에서 일본 시리즈 정상에 오르기도 했다(센트럴 리그에서는 요미우리, 퍼시픽 리그에서는 도에이). 부인은 전쟁 영화에 출연했던 여배우 이며, 1934년에 결혼했다. (ko) 水原茂（みずはらしげる、1909年1月19日 - 1982年3月26日）は、香川県高松市出身のプロ野球選手（内野手）・監督・野球解説者・野球評論家。1955年から1959年の登録名は「水原円裕（のぶしげ）」。現役時代は東京巨人軍（1947年より読売ジャイアンツ、以下巨人）で活躍し、引退後は巨人、東映フライヤーズ、中日ドラゴンズの監督を歴任した。巨人監督時代の在任11年間で8度のリーグ優勝、4度の日本一に輝き、セントラル・パシフィック両リーグでチームを日本一に導いた（セ - 巨人、パ - 東映）。 (ja) 水原茂（1909年1月19日－1982年3月26日），生於日本香川縣高松市。曾為日本職棒選手，守備位置為內野手，亦曾任監督、棒球解説員、棒球評論家。1955年至1959年的登錄名為「水原圓裕」。水原茂在球團隊史526勝正式被栗山英樹監督第527勝給超越，在球團歷史上為第三多。 (zh) Shigeru Mizuhara (水原茂, Mizuhara Shigeru, January 19, 1909 – March 26, 1982) is a former professional baseball infielder and manager in Japan's Japanese Baseball League (JBL) and Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB). As a player his team won nine JBL championships; as a manager his teams won five Japan Series championships. Mizuhara was a star third baseman for Keio University. Mizuhara was elected to the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977. (en)
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death place	Tokyo, Japan (en)
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